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Ferrovial's revenue rises 7.1% as US toll roads drive growth
Spanish infrastructure group Ferrovial increased its revenue by 7.1% in the first nine months of the year, reaching €7.402 billion.
Its adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation rose 17.4% to €1.210 billion.
Toll roads and construction drove much of the growth, while airport revenue fell and energy revenue rose by more than half.
Ferrovial’s toll-road business was particularly strong in the United States, where it has secured projects on I-24 in Tennessee and I-285 in Georgia.
The company is looking for more US road projects as it expands its toll-road business.
It announced a €600 million dividend, payable in cash or new shares from 10 December.
The amount per share is expected to be announced on 3 November.
Ferrovial reported revenue of €7.402 billion through September, with growth driven by its toll-road and construction businesses.
El País reported revenue growth of 7.1%, while Expansión reported comparable growth of 10.8%.
Toll-road revenue reached €1.134 billion, and construction revenue reached €5.832 billion.
Adjusted EBITDA was €1.210 billion, though the outlets reported different year-on-year growth rates.
The company said its US highway projects in Tennessee and Georgia had recently been awarded to consortia it leads.
- Who
- Spanish infrastructure group Ferrovial.
- What
- It reported €7.402 billion in revenue through September. The outlets gave different year-on-year growth figures: 7.1% and 10.8% on a comparable basis.
- When
- The results were announced on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, covering January to September.
- Where
- The company operates across several markets; the reported growth was driven in part by toll roads, especially in the United States.
- Why
- Growth was attributed to the toll-road and construction divisions, with US toll roads highlighted.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Ferrovial recorded €7.402 billion in revenue and €1.210 billion in adjusted EBITDA.
Ferrovial reported its results and said consortia it leads had won the I-24 and I-285 projects.
Ferrovial expected to announce the ex-dividend date to the market.
Ferrovial announced that a €600 million dividend in cash or new shares would be available from this date.
- Revenue
- €7.402 billion through September
- Toll-road revenue
- €1.134 billion
- Construction revenue
- €5.832 billion
- Adjusted EBITDA
- €1.210 billion
- Construction order book
- €18.994 billion
- Dividend
- €600 million in cash or new shares, available from December 10, 2026
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