Eiffage Construcción in the news

Eiffage is participating in the construction of the new Formula 1 circuit in Madrid and the expansion of IFEMA Madrid for the Spanish Grand Prix, handling infrastructure, electrical systems, and fire protection.

Eiffage Construction acquired 80% of Luxembourgish construction company Baatz, expanding its services and market position in the country.

Eiffage Construcción is implementing a new strategy in Spain to become a leading national construction company, focusing on infrastructure growth and potential acquisitions, aiming for 600 million euros in revenue by 2030.

Eiffage Construcción, alongside Acciona, is building the Madrid Formula 1 circuit, including the electrical infrastructure and permanent expansions for IFEMA Madrid.

Eiffage Génie Civil Marine, in consortium with Jan de Nul, secured a design-build contract worth over EUR 100 million for the Port of Callao Muelle Norte expansion in Peru, involving demolition and construction of a new, larger dock.

Eiffage Energia Sistemas secured contracts worth over 80 million euros to develop infrastructure for two Spanish wind farms totaling 270 MW, with completion expected by 2027.

Eiffage Construcción is accelerating its expansion in Spain, focusing on large infrastructure projects, particularly in Catalonia, and aiming to increase its revenue to 600 million euros.

Eiffage Construcción plans a strategic expansion in Spain, targeting 600 million euros in revenue by 2030, with a focus on water and defense infrastructure, and conservation projects.

Eiffage won an €183 million contract to build a new bridge over the Kiel Canal in Germany, expanding its European infrastructure footprint.

Eiffage's expansion in Spain and the liberalization of the Spanish railway highlight European protectionism and a lack of market reciprocity, with negative impacts on national companies and service quality.

Eiffage Infraestructuras will carry out a 208,337-euro project to repair and improve the CA-9201 road near Castillo de Castellar, including fixing landslide damage and upgrading safety features.

Eiffage Construcción España is accelerating its strategic plan to grow its infrastructure business to €600M by 2030, focusing on large projects in water, rail, and defense, expanding regionally, increasing workforce and sustainability efforts.

Eiffage Infraestructuras secured a 7.49 million euro contract to build a large urban park in Málaga featuring diverse green spaces and recreational facilities with a 12-month timeline.

Aglomerados Los Serranos, under Eiffage Infraestructuras, secured two key contracts for emergency road repairs after flooding and a major road upgrading project in Spain.

A consortium including Eiffage Infraestructuras won a €46.4 million contract to build a 653-meter underground extension of Málaga Metro Line 2, improving hospital access and expected to serve up to 4 million passengers annually.

The Andalusian government awarded a 46 million euro contract to a consortium including Eiffage Infraestructuras for the second phase of Málaga metro Line 2 extension, improving access to key districts and hospitals with complex traffic adjustments.

Acciona and Eiffage won the €83 million contract to build Madrid's new Formula 1 circuit, 'Madring', set to host races from 2026 to 2035.

Acciona and Eiffage won the €83.2 million contract to build Madrid's new Formula 1 circuit, 'Madring', set to host races from 2026 to 2035.

Acciona and Eiffage won the 83 million euro contract to build the Madrid Formula 1 circuit, with a technically superior joint bid, for the 2026-2035 Grand Prix.

Eiffage Infraestructuras and partners secured contracts to remove two level crossings in Villena and Caudete, improving railway safety and local infrastructure.