Queen Elizabeth II of England has officially inaugurated the New South West Acute Hospital in Enniskillen (around 40 kilometres outside Belfast), which was built by FCC. The project cost around 340 million euro (276 million pounds) and was completed in three years.
This is also the first hospital to be awarded as a publ...
Businesswoman Esther Koplowitz, marchioness of Casa Peñalver, has been awarded the Legion of Honour by the French Republic. She accepted the distinction on behalf of all the workers of FCC, its management team, and her family.
The distinction was presented yesterday afternoon at the residence of the French Ambassador in...
Alpine, FCC's subsidiary in Central and Eastern Europe, will concentrate a commercial offensive in its domestic markets (principally, Austria, Germany, Slovakia and Czech Republic) in order to gain market share, said the company's new CEO, Johannes Dotter.
Outside those "natural" markets, the new CEO highlighted two spe...
Esther Koplowitz has received the Gold Medal from the Spanish Road Association (SRA), the most prestigious distinction granted by the non-profit organisation, which was founded in 1949 and focuses on promoting the use of roads. The SRA aims to improve road safety, quality and capacity.
The Association, chaired by Miguel...
FCC's procurement and e-commerce model received three distinctions at the 2012 Diamond Procurement Awards, organised by the Spanish Association of Purchasing Managers (AERCE).
The first award, in the Procurement Function Transformation category, recognises FCC's procurement model as the driver of a successful profound t...