Ferrovial files I-24 concession payment schedule and revenue-share details
On October 27, Ferrovial submitted an investor presentation clarifying Tennessee I-24 payments and revenue sharing. It stated the $24.8bn award figure equates to $21bn on a consistent present-value basis; construction-period payments total $7.7bn nominal for 2027–2033, peaking at about $1.1bn annually. TDOT revenue share applies above base-case revenues.
Ferrovial reported 9M 2026 operating results; adjusted EBITDA rose 17.4%
For the nine months ended 2026-09-30, revenue rose 7.1% to €7.6bn and adjusted EBITDA increased 17.4% to €1.21bn (21.8% like-for-like). Highways adjusted EBITDA was €800m (+9.6%); Construction adjusted EBIT was €239m on €5.832bn revenue. Negative operating data included 407 ETR traffic down 1.7% and Dalaman passengers down 4.0% year over year.
Ferrovial announced €600m second interim scrip dividend
On 2026-10-27, Ferrovial announced a €600m aggregate second interim 2026 dividend, payable in cash or shares at shareholders’ election against reserves. It expected to announce the per-share amount on 2026-11-03 and the share ratio and number of shares on 2026-12-03.
Deutsche Bank Downgrades Ferrovial to Hold
Deutsche Bank has downgraded its rating for Ferrovial from Buy to Hold.
Ferrovial consortium wins Georgia I-285 East express-lanes selection
On October 15, Ferrovial disclosed that its consortium had been selected to deliver Georgia’s I-285 East Express Lanes. The October 27 report put the I-285 offer at $32.7bn, including $8.9bn in construction and $23.6bn in concession value payable to Georgia.