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Four Ibex companies reach record share prices
Despite volatility in markets, four Ibex companies reached record share-price levels in Spain.
The companies were electricity group Iberdrola, airport operator Aena, Banco Sabadell and clothing retailer Inditex; the records were adjusted for dividends.
Analysts see scope for further gains, though their assessments vary and some have flagged risks or disappointing indicators.
Morgan Stanley put possible share-price targets at €26 for Iberdrola and €32.50 for Aena, while citing growth prospects for both.
Banco Sabadell’s shares reached €3.77, and investors are watching its profit outlook, dividend and share buyback; Inditex reached €60.14.
Inditex is due to report results on December 2, with analysts focused in part on its business resilience and holiday-season sales.
Four Ibex companies—utility Iberdrola, airport operator Aena, Banco Sabadell and Inditex—set record share prices, according to Expansión.
Their record prices were adjusted for dividends.
Iberdrola shares closed at 22.99 euros, Aena at 28.96 euros, Banco Sabadell at 3.77 euros and Inditex at 60.14 euros.
Analysts cited by Expansión saw potential for further gains in the four companies.
Inditex is due to report results on December 2.
- Who
- Iberdrola, Aena, Banco Sabadell and Inditex.
- What
- The four Ibex companies reached record share prices, adjusted for dividends.
- When
- The records were set the day before Expansión published its article on November 11, 2026.
- Where
- On the Spanish stock market.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Inditex is due to present its results.
Banco Sabadell is scheduled to pay a gross dividend of 0.07 euros per share.
- Iberdrola closing price
- 22.99 euros
- Aena closing price
- 28.96 euros
- Banco Sabadell record price
- 3.77 euros
- Inditex record price
- 60.14 euros
- Inditex results
- Scheduled for December 2
What people are saying
reduces regulatory risk and increases visibility [until 2031]
The share is cheap and has a very high expected dividend yield over the next two years