2025

• FCC Medio Ambiente would be awarded the waste collection and street cleaning contract for the city of Bilbao.
• FCC Construction wins the contract to expand line 5 of the Madrid Metro to the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport.
• Aqualia begins operating in Peru through a purification project in the province of Chincha.
• FCC Construcción is awarded the contract to build the Nou Mestalla (Valencia).
• FCC Medio Ambiente is awarded the contract for cleaning and collection in Granada.
• Renewal of the first two contracts won in the USA in the past decade.
• FCC Environment UK obtains the first planning permission for a renewable energy project.
• FCC Aqualia renews more than 50% of its debt with 100% green-rated financing.
• FCC Construcción wins the first section of the Burgos-Vitoria high-speed railway line.

2023

• Backed by Iberdrola and FCC Ámbito, the company EnergyLOOP is set to build an innovative wind turbine blade recycling plant in the municipality of Cortes (Navarre, Spain).
• FCC Construcción and Samsung C&T CORPORATION announce their partnership to work together on international infrastructure projects.
• FCC Construcción continues its growth in Romania after securing two new railway contracts worth over €800 million.
• Aqualia and the Town Council of Los Alcázares present a project to protect the Mar Menor.
• FCC and Iberdrola extend their circular economy partnership and will jointly develop battery recycling in Spain with Glencore.
• FCC agrees to sell 24.99% of FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente Holding for 965 million euros.
• FCC Industrial lands the contract to develop a major regasification plant in Germany.
• Aqualia selected as Water Company of the Year at the 2023 Global Water Awards.
• FCC Environment set to deliver heat to the first community heating network in Midlothian (Scotland).
• Aqualia lands the sanitation management contract for 41 municipalities across Centre-Val de Loire (France).
• FCC Industrial awarded contract to build 263 MW of solar power facilities in Spain.
• Aqualia takes over water management in Riohacha, capital of the department of La Guajira (Colombia).
• FCC Environmental Services renews the €140 million solid waste collection contract in Polk County (Florida).
• FCC Construcción awarded the contract to bury the railway track in Moncada i Reixac (Barcelona).
• Valencia City Council renews the contract for street cleaning and rubbish collection in Valencia with FCC Medio Ambiente for 525 million euros.
• FCC Medio Ambiente to manage the Las Calandrias Environmental Compound in Jerez de la Frontera.
• FCC Construcción wins the contract to build the Rubi Line of the Porto Metro (Portugal).
• FCC closes the sale of 24.99% of the head of the Environment area for 965 million euros.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente reaches an agreement to acquire Urbaser's affiliate in United Kingdom.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente awarded a new contract in St. Johns County, Florida for 575 million dollars.

2023

• FCC wins the contract to build the Pape Tunnel and several Ontario Line Metro Stations (Canada).
• FCC Aqualia expands its international activity and seals its entry into the US market with the purchase of the company MDS in Texas.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente strengthens its presence in Florida with two new contracts in Clay County and Sarasota for 1.17 billion dollars.
• Aqualia begins modernisation of the water supply system in Cabo San Lucas, the main tourist area in Baja California Sur, Mexico.
• FCC Medio Ambiente renews the management contract for the GESPESA facilities in Badajoz.
• FCC Environmental Services awarded a new contract in Saint Paul (Minnesota).
• FCC Environmental Services expands its presence in the United States with a new contract in North Carolina.
• FCC Industrial wins the signaling installation contract for the Murcia-Almería high-speed line, for an amount of 214 million euros.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente reinforces its presence in Florida with the acquisition of Gel Recycling Holdings.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente completes the acquisition of the Urbaser subsidiary in the United Kingdom.
• The Benalmádena City Council (Málaga) awards FCC Medio Ambiente the new urban services contract, for an amount of 82 million euros.
• FCC Concesiones awarded the “itinerary 8” contract within the Extraordinary Road Investment Plan of the Aragon Autonomous Network.
• In June the General Shareholders' Meeting of FCC approved the partial financial spin-off in favour of a new company called Inmocemento, which integrates the Real Estate and Cement business areas.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente completes the acquisition of its business in France from ESG.
• FCC Construcción Preferred Proponent for the Fraser River Tunnel project (Canada).
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente Holding issues a 600 million euro bond to finance environmental projects.
• FCC Construcción to build 490 social housing units in South Cairns, Queensland, Australia.
• FCC Medio Ambiente renews its commitment to street cleaning in Donostia-San Sebastián for 149 million euro.
• FCC Construcción to resume construction of the Nou Mestalla (Valencia).

2021

• FCC Construcción wins the European PPP Deal of the Year award for the A465 project from Wales (UK).
• FCC Medio Ambiente reinforces its presence in the East of Spain with the contract for solid urban waste collection and street cleansing in Elche.
• Aqualia receives the European Excellence Awards (EEA) for Aqualia's campaign for the recognition of the professionals who have worked in the water industry during the pandemic.
• FCC Medio Ambiente's ie-Urban wins Spain's Ecological Industrial Vehicle of the Year 2021 award.
• FCC Medio Ambiente awarded the new contract for waste collection, street cleansing and ground maintenance in Las Rozas.
• FCC Medio Ambiente introduces its new Sustainability Strategy 2050.
• Transportation Award Winners. Proyecto del año: Gerald Desmond Bridge.
• Aqualia will manage the water supply to one of the main industrial complexes in Saudi Arabia.
• FCC Medio Ambiente honoured with the Distinction for Equality at the Company.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente reinforces its presence in Florida with a new contract in Wellington.
• Transportation award winners. Project of the Year: Gerald Desmond Bridge.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente obtains Gold Glass certification for its two recycling facilities in the USA.
• Aqualia strengthens its presence in Mexico with a new contract to improve the supply network in Los Cabos, Baja California's main tourist area.
• FCC Servicios Medios Ambiente reinforces its leadership position in Florida with a 380 million contract in Hillsborough County.
• FCC Medio Ambiente renews the contract for waste collection and street and beach cleansing in Mataró (Barcelona).
• Convensa wins the contract for the integral renewal of the track of the metric gauge network in the section between Gijón and Laviana.
• FCC Environment Austria expands its activities to the West Tyrol región.
• Convensa wins the infrastructure and road maintenance contracts of the conventional network in Cantabria, the Basque Country, Navarra, La Rioja and part of Castilla y León.
• FCC Construcción renews for the ninth time, its registration in the Carbon Footprint Registry, offsetting and carbon dioxide absorption projects.
• FCC Medio Ambiente will build and operate the new organic material treatment plant in Valdemingómez (Madrid).
• FCC Medio Ambiente will be in charge of waste collection and street cleaning in Torrejón de Ardoz (Madrid).
• Aqualia is awarded three contracts to manage water for 90,000 inhabitants in the Ile-de-France region.

   

2022

• Aqualia acquires GGU – a company that owns and operates the end-to-end water cycle infrastructure in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, and other cities, serving 1.4 million inhabitants – from Georgia Capital.
• FCC Environmental Services signs an agreement to promote plastic recycling in the city of Houston, Texas (US).
• A consortium led by Aqualia will manage water for more than 8  million inhabitants in Saudi Arabia.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente is awarded with its first contract in California (USA), worth €1,400 million.
• FCC Medio Ambiente renews the contract for street cleaning, waste collection and renovation and operation of the light packaging classification plant in Salamanca.
• The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation selects FCC Construcción as one of the companies that will develop the BRIDGE project in Pennsylvania (USA).
• Aqualia leads two consortiums (Zeppelin and Eclosion), with the aim of developing alternative technologies to electrolysis that allow the generation of green hydrogen.
• FCC Construcción is awarded with the GO Rail Expansion project for the construction of a commuter line in Toronto (Canada).
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente acquires Premier Waste Services LLC, its first acquisition of a U.S. waste collection company.
• The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation selects FCC Construcción as one of the companies that will develop the BRIDGE project in the state of Pennsylvania (United States).
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente has been awarded the contract for residential municipal solid wastes collection in the city of Port Saint Lucie in Florida (U. S.), for $450 million.
• FCC wins contract to build the tunnels within the Saudi NEOM project in Saudi Arabia.
• Iberdrola and FCC launch EnergyLOOP to lead wind turbine blade recycling.
• FCC Construcción appointed Preferred Bider for the 1,476 million euro contract to build the tunnel and main works on the A303 from Amesbury to Berwick Down (United Kingdom).
• Aqualia is awarded a green corporate loan worth €1.1 billion, led by CaixaBank.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente is awarded a new contract in Florida (USA) worth $175 million.
• Aqualia acquires the Saur concessions in Colombia, expanding its concessions portfolio to manage and operate the end-to-end water cycle in Colombia.
• The municipality of Vigo awards the contract for waste collection, street and beach cleaning and waste disposal management to FCC Environment for €366 million.
• Zaragoza awards FCC Medio Ambiente the new urban waste collection and street cleaning contract for 615 million euros.
• Convensa has been awarded the 184 million euro contract to execute the railway platform in Totana, on the Murcia-Almeria line, which belongs to the Mediterranean Corridor.
• FCC Construcción wins the contract to widen the A303 Stonehenge dual carriageway in the United Kingdom.
• Girona City Council renews the city's street cleaning, waste collection and clean points contract with FCC Medio Ambiente  for 153 million euros.
• FCC acquires a 50% stake in the Murcia Tram.The FCC Canada consortium wins the contract to extend Line 2 of the Toronto (Canada) underground.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente strengthens its presence in the US with the acquisition of Houston Waste Solutions.
• FCC Construcción wins the Major Bridge P3 project contract for the design, construction, financing and maintenance of six bridges in Pennsylvania (USA).

2019

• Aqualia strengthens its position in the United Arab Emirates with two new contracts, worth €100M.
• FCC wins the remodelling contract of the Plaza de España in Madrid.
• The Provincial Council of Granada awards Aqualia the management of 61 treatment plants.
• FCC Construcción is awarded the expansion of the San Juan de Dios Hospital (Seville).
• The FCC Group included in the FTSE4Good Index.
• Suffolk County Council in the United Kingdom awards FCC the contract for the operation of 11 recycling centres for more than 26 million pounds.
• FCC Construcción kicks off the project for the new North Runway of Dublin airport (Ireland).
• LIVE HEALTHY, FCC's commitment to the well-being of people.
• Palm Beach County (Florida) has awarded FCC Environmental Services the seven year contract for the collection of municipal solid waste for $ 215 million.
• Aqualia renews the Ávila water management contract until 2038.
• FCC Environment will develop a comprehensive treatment plant in the City of Lostock in the United Kingdom with an investment of 480 million pounds.
• FCC renews its commitment to the Diversity Charter.
• Convensa is awarded the contract for the construction of the Mediterranean High Speed Corridor platform - Murcia-Almería section: Níjar-Andarax River.
• FCC shareholders at the General Meeting approve the distribution of a scrip dividend, the first since dividends were suspended in 2013.
• FCC Medio Ambiente will develop an Energy plant using Waste in Drumgray (Scotland).
• The Provincial Council of Salamanca has hired Aqualia's Water Quality Control Service for drinking water, municipal supplies and local entities.
• FCC Construcción wins the Santiago Bernabéu stadium reform contract worth 460 million euros.
• FCC Construcción, the first Spanish company to obtain the AENOR ISO 44001 certificate of collaborative relationships.
• FCC will reform the Club del Mar Mallorca to turn it into the most modern port in the Mediterranean.
• The Mersey Bridge, built by FCC Construcción, is named the best bridge in the world by the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE).
• Aqualia acquires the French company Services Publics et Industries Environnement (SPIE).
• Aqualia increases its presence in France with two new contracts in France to provide service in 32 municipalities.
• FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente wins the contract for the collection of urban solid waste in Volusia County in Florida (US) for 87 million dollars.
• FCC Environment awarded the waste management and street cleansing contract in Jerez (Cádiz).
• FCC Construcción wins the contract to “cierre del anillo circular of Tenerife.
• FCC Environmental Services has been awarded the Solid Waste Collection contract in Omaha (Nebraska).
• Aqualia is awarded five new contracts in Madrid to provide sanitation services to more than 1.2 million inhabitants.
• FCC Construcción wins the contract for the modernization of the takeoff and landing runway at Bacau Airport (Romania).
• FCC Environmental Services renews the Houston Biosolids contract, at the USA.
• Campus FCC is born, the corporate university of the FCC Group.
• FCC Construcción wins its first contract in the Netherlands.

2020

• Aqualia strengthens its position in Saudi Arabia with the acquisition of a majority stake in a desalination plant in Jeddah.
• Aqualia is awarded with its first urban water concession contracts in Latin America through two operations in Colombia.
• New contract for urban waste collection and transport services and road cleaning of the area, formed by the municipalities of Hondarribia and Irún (Guipúzcoa).
• The Environment area strengthens its presence in the North American country by adding two new contracts in the USA, one for treating and selling recyclable waste in Huntsville, Texas, and another in the city of Omaha (Nebraska) for the transport of all recyclable materials.
• FCC Construcción wins its first contract in Norway for the design and construction of the E6 Ulsberg-Vindasliene motorway.
• FCC Medio Ambiente renews the contract for the household waste transfer and treatment service in the province of Salamanca.
• The FCC Group and its different business areas take action to fight COVID-19.
• FCC Construcción and CICSA are awarded the contract for the design and construction of section 2 of the Maya Train (Mexico).
• FCC Construcción becomes the first Spanish construction company to verify its carbon footprint in 70% of its activities.
• On July 3, 2020, Grupo FCC will celebrate 120 years of history.
• Investment group iCON's entry into Grupo FCC's environmental services area (waste-to-energy plant AKA EfW (energy from waste)) reinforces its leading position in the UK.
• Aqualia expands its presence in Mexico with the acquisition of EMSA, the WWTP operator in Cuernavaca, capital of the State of Morelos.
• FCC Construcción remodels Madrid's Nudo Norte.
• FCC Construcción is awarded the contract for the design and construction of the new Jersey hospital in the UK.
• Aqualia launches a great technological deployment to supply water to about half a million people in Castile-La Mancha: works begins on managing the contract for the Picadas-Almoguera and the Mancomunidad El Girasol supply system.
• FCC Medio Ambiente wins the new street cleaning contract in La Coruña.
• Financial closing was completed for the A465 motorway expansion project in Wales, UK.
• Renewal of the waste collection and street cleaning contracts in Oviedo and Segovia.
• The recycling plant in Houston, Texas, won the award for the best recycling plant in the United States. 
• FCC puts Line 5 of the Bucharest Metro into service, the first major transport infrastructure inaugurated in Europe after COVID-19.
   

2017

• The Grupo Carso consortium, in which FCC participates, winning bidder to build the new Mexico City airport terminal for 3,900 million euros.
• The Almonte viaduct built by FCC, wins the prestigious Gustav Lindenthal medal.
• FCC wins the bid for three new railway sections in Romania for 1.634 million euros.
• FCC Medio Ambiente puts the first 100% electric heavy vehicle into service.
• Successful finish to the process of renewing most of the financial debt of the FCC Group.
• Aqualia successfully completes two bonds issues for 1,350 million euros.
• FCC wins the contract to collect and treat all the residential and commercial wastes in the Texan city of Rowlett (USA) for 32.5 million euros.
• Pablo Colio new Managing Director of FCC.
• Signing of contract to build the  Abu Rawash treatment plant in Egypt.
• FCC to provide cleaning and waste collection services in Bilbao and to attend to Mercabilbao for the next four years for 173 million euros.
• The FCC Group to modernise and enlarge the Glina treatment plant in Bucharest (Romania) for 113 million euros.
• FCC awarded the prize for the best recycling plant in the USA.
• Aqualia buys back from Mltsul its 49% shareholding in SmVak, the company’s subsidiary in the Czech Republic.
• FCC wins the contest to enlarge section I of the InterAmerican Highway (Panama) for 543 million euros.
• FCC Medio Ambiente adjudicated the second re-usage plant in the United States.
• FCC wins the contest to improve the “Los Chinamos - El Ayote” road in Nicaragua.
• Aqualia chosen best company of the year in the water sector.
• FCC receives the Cambio 16 prize as best company of the year.
• FCC wins the contract to collect SUW, street cleaning and maintenance of green areas in Jaén for 143 million euros.

2018

• FCC is awarded a contract worth over $250M to handle the recyclable waste management services in Houston, further consolidating its position in the United States.
• Aqualia is awarded a contract to run the Guaymas desalination plant in Mexico, which includes the design, equipment, construction and commissioning, as well as its operation and maintenance, in a portfolio worth approximately €110M.
• Aqualia is awarded its first contract in Panama for the design, construction, operation and maintenance of the Wastewater Treatment Plant in East Arraiján.
• FCC is awarded a contract for the design and construction of two buildings of the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) at the Grangegorman campus in Dublin (Ireland), worth €220M.
• Aqualia shall provide advisory services to the public water authority of Panama during its modernisation.
• FCC closes the sale of 49% of Aqualia to IFM for €1,024M.
• FCC receives the 2017 Best Architecture Award for its work in the Museum of Royal Collections.
• Aqualia and Majis form the Joint Venture that will manage the water facilities of the Port of Sohar (Oman).
• FCC is awarded a contract for the execution of the expansion work of the Adossat wharf of the Port of Barcelona.
• FCC is awarded a contract to handle the road cleaning, beach cleaning and waste collection and transport services of Vigo, worth €58M.
• FCC and CICASA are awarded the contract for expanding section II of the Pan-American Highway (Panama), worth $349M.
• FCC signs a contract to handle the street and public facility cleaning and waste collection services of the City Council of El Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona), worth €68M.
• FCC closes a refinancing operation in the United Kingdom worth close to £300M, increasing the potential of the Environmental business.
• METHAmorphosis is chosen as the benchmark project of the European Commission's LIFE programme.
• FCC holds its 2018 Investor Day with Carlos Slim and the Group's executives.
• FCC obtains the design and construction contract for the expansion project of the "Jorge Chavez" international airport (Peru).
• FCC will clean and collect the waste of Logroño until 2027, after signing a contract worth €89M.
• FCC closes the sale of 49% of Aqualia to IFM for €1,024M.
• FCC implements a Compliance system in the company and strengthens its commitment to integrity.
• FCC is awarded with contract for the design and construction of the new "North Runway" of Dublin airport (Ireland).
• The FAST consortium, led by FCC, will build two additional stations for Line 4 of the Riyadh Metro.
• FCC signs the concession contract with the Haren prison complex Brussels).
• FCC is awarded with the contract for the expansion and upgrade works of Santa Bárbara hospital (Soria).
• Wanda Metropolitano Stadium, built by FCC Construcción, wins the award for Best Stadium of the Year. 
• FCC Medio Ambiente and Irízar present the e-mobility platform for Urban Services. 
• FCC Medio Ambiente, first Spanish entity to receive the Q Tourism certificate from the ICTE.
• FCC Construcción is awarded with a contract for the design and construction of the connection branch of Line 2 of the Tocumen International Airport's underground (Panama), with a budget of €90M.
• FCC Medio Ambiente is awarded with the contract for the second phase of the Guipúzcoa environmental complex.

2015

• FCC secures Orange County (Florida) waste disposal contract, the first for a Spanish company in USA.
• FCC Aqualia secures 2.4 billion euros contract on Egypt’s Abu Rawash treatment system plant.
• Carlos M. Jarque appointed new Chief Executive Officer of FCC
• Refinancing of the Water business in the Czech Republic for 200 million euros.
• FCC Construcción is awarded Line 2 of the Panama Metro for 1.65 billion euros.
• The Company communicates the replacement process of its Chief Executive.
• FCC Aqualia to manage the two largest wastewater treatment plants in Mecca (Saudi Arabia).
• FCC adds new contracts in Mexico and Chile for 108 million euros.
• FCC Construcción signs an agreement to work with Carso Infraestructuras y Construcción.
• FCC praised by the United Nations for its operational compliance.
• Restructuring of the FCC Board of Directors after a new shareholder joins.

2016

• FCC awarded the contract for street cleaning, rubbish collection and beach cleaning by San Bartolomé de Tirajana Town Council in Gran Canaria for €121 million.
• FCC Aqualia has been awarded the contract to design and build the desalination plant in El Alamein (Egypt) for €114.6 million.
• Successful enlargement of capital by €709.5 million.
• FCC achieves the contract for collection and street cleaning by the Harborough District Council in Leicestershire (United Kingdom) for €42 million.
• FCC and Carso achieve their first joint contract for the Samalayuca ‐ Sasabe gas pipeline in Mexico, with a budget of €225 million.
• Enlargement of the Board of FCC and appointment of the Managing Director.
• Inversora Carso launches an IPO for 100% of FCC.
• FCC wins the handling and removal contract in the county of Norfolk (United Kingdom) for €47.8 million.
• FCC achieves the contract for the design, building, supply and installation of equipment and assisted operation of the enlargement of the El Salitre waste water treatment plant in Bogotá (Colombia) for €398 million.
• FCC awarded the contract for wastes collection in the western area of Madrid City Council for €227.5 million.
• FCC Construcción exceeds €500 million of contracting in its industrial activity.
• FCC Aqualia and FCC Medio Ambiente lead a new biogas generation project.
• FCC achieves equality badge in all its areas.
• FCC wins the contract for collecting solid urban waste in Polk County (Florida) for €96.4 million.
• FCC will handle the wastes of Edinburgh and Midlothian (Scotland) for €511 million.
• Start of the CPV stock exchange IPO.

2013

• The company announces the appointment of Ms Esther Alcocer Koplowitz as Chairman of the Group's Board of Directors and Mr Juan Béjar Ochoa as Executive Vice-Chairman and CEO.
• FCC sells 50% of Proactiva to Veolia Environnement for 150 million euro.
• Alpine, an FCC Construction subsidiary, files for voluntary bankruptcy.
• FCC sells 49% of its Water business in the Czech Republic to Mitsui for 97 million euro.
• Changes in the composition of the Board of Directors. The following shareholders were appointed by co-option as independent directors: Mr Olivier Orsini, Mr Gustavo Villapalos Salas and Mr Gonzalo Rodríguez Mourullo.
• FCC leads one of the consortia to build three lines of the Riyadh Metro for 6.070 billion euro.
• Mr Gustavo Villapalos Salas is appointed Chairman of FCC's Audit and Control Committee for a four-year period.
• The company issues a Regulatory Disclosure on the sale of Alpine Energie.
• FCC discloses that 5.7% has been acquired by entities with ties to Bill Gates III.
• The company discloses the complete refinancing of its subsidiary FCC Environment UK (formerly WRG).
• The company discloses the sale of 51% of its Energy division.

2014

• The FCC capital increase closes with demand at over 9 times the amount of shares on offer.
• FCC's Board of Directors launches the capital increase for EUR 1 billion.
• FCC shareholders approve a One-billion-euro capital increase.
• FCC makes an extraordinary write-down of 769 million before the capital increase.
• Esther Koplowitz receives the Gold Medal of Merit in Work.
• FCC announces Special Shareholders' Meeting to increase capital by 1 billion euro.
• FCC signs Diversity Charter.
• FCC shareholders approve the new financing structure.
• FCC Aqualia enters Tunisia with the contract to build the Djerba desalination plant.
• Esther Koplowitz, Gold Medal of Merit for Work.
• FCC commences construction of the Riyadh Metro.
• A consortium led by ACS and FCC will build Lima Metro for 3.9 billion euro.
• The Mayor of Barcelona presents Esther Koplowitz with the city's highest distinction.
• FCC continues to grow in Central America with two new contracts in Costa Rica worth 70 million euro.
• FCC to build a metro line in Doha (Qatar) for 506 million euro.
• FCC receives the KPMG-El Confidencial Best Business Practices Award.

2011

• FCC and Barcelona city government commemorate the 100th anniversary of the company's first services contract with the city.
• FCC's revenues from outside Spain exceed domestic revenues for the first time in the company's history.
• FCC receives a Corporate Social Responsibility award from labour union CCOO.
• FCC lands a 440 million euro contract to build a hospital complex in Panama.
• FCC to build the new container terminal in Cádiz for 91 million euro.
• FCC to build the first base lube recycling plant on the east coast of the US.
• FCC obtains its first contract in Montenegro through Aqualia.
• The Board of Directors approves FCC's Workplace Health and Safety Policy.
• Esther Koplowitz's fellow shareholders in B-1998 reaffirm their confidence in FCC.
• FCC is awarded a contract to build the tramway in Olsztyn (Poland) for 62.5 million euro.
• FCC to build and manage the Guipúzcoa Waste Treatment Centre for 322 million euro.
• FCC and Mitsui close funding for the Gúzman solar thermal power plant (Córdoba) with a 226 million euro loan.
• FCC wins two contracts, worth 275 million euro, for the reorganisation of roads in Panama City.
• FCC to build a section of Bucharest Metro line 5 for 267 million euro.
• FCC is awarded the contract to build a section of railway in Algeria for more than 1.230 billion euro.
• FCC lands an 81.7 million euro contract in Abu Dhabi.
• FCC to build an extension of the Toronto Subway for 304 million euro.

2012

• FCC obtains its first contract in Brazil to build the Açu Superport for 407 million euro.
• FCC lands it first contract in Colombia to expand El Dorado airport (Bogotá).
• FCC and local partner Griffiths will build a permanent racing circuit in Wales for 310 million euro.
• Buckinghamshire (UK) awards FCC Environment a 30-year waste management services contract worth 350 million euro.
• Contract for street cleaning and municipal solid waste collection in Melilla.
• FCC is awarded a 540 million euro contract for the Gerald Desmond Bridge in Los Angeles (US).
• Esther Koplowitz receives the Legion of Honour of the French Republic.
• Operation of two biomethanisation plants and a biogas treatment plant at Valdemingómez Technology Park, Madrid.
• The Esther Koplowitz Foundation receives the Gold Medal from the Spanish Road Association.
• FCC wins a 218 million euro railway contract in Romania.
• Juan Béjar is appointed executive chairman of Cementos Portland Valderrivas.
• FCC is awarded a contract to build a railway in Romania for 246 million euro.
• FCC is the first Spanish company to be awarded a water management contract in the United Arab Emirates.

2009

• FCC completes acquisition of 14 wind farms.
• FCC to expand Gran Canaria airport in a project worth 124.6 million euro.
• FCC lands 251 million euro contract for high-speed rail line to Almeria.
• FCC lands contract worth 264 million euro to build and manage Murcia Tramway for 40 years.
• Esther Koplowitz awarded Gold Medal of the Madrid Autonomous Region for her solidarity work.
• FCC and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) create a water infrastructure management company.
• Rafael Montes awarded Gold Medal of Merit for Work.
• FCC to build and operate a hospital in Northern Ireland.
• FCC's Board of Directors approves the company's Environmental Policy.
• FCC to build and operate a sewage treatment plant in Cairo (Egypt).
• FCC lands water supply contract in Mexico.
• FCC inaugurates energy-from-waste plant in Austria.
• FCC joins FTSE4Good international sustainability index.
• Zaragoza City Government awards FCC the contract to build and operate the new tramway.
• FCC to build a new dam in Jalisco (Mexico) worth 128 million euro.
• FCC to manage waste for 97 towns in the Valencia region for 20 years.
• FCC to build two new sections of the Singapore Metro worth 334 million euro.
• FCC inaugurates new recycling and waste management centre in the UK.
• FCC awarded municipal sanitation and street cleaning contract in Ourense.
• FCC to build hydroelectric plant in Portugal for 107 million euro.

2010

• FCC and its subsidiary Alpine obtain a contract to build and manage the D1 motorway in Slovakia for 1.990 billion euro.
• FCC will build a railway tunnel in Karlsruhe (Germany) for 310 million euro.
• FCC Energy will develop 80 MW of wind power in the United Kingdom.
• FCC to provide municipal sanitation services in Badalona (Barcelona) for the next 10 years.
• FCC will build two sections of the Pan-European corridor in Serbia.
• FCC awarded municipal sanitation and street cleaning contract in Ávila.
• FCC will build a new access channel to the Panama Canal.
• FCC Group is recognised by Madrid's Chamber of Commerce for its environmental policy.
• Badajoz city government awards FCC a 12-year municipal sanitation contract.
• FCC extends its 1.125 billion euro syndicated loan to 2014.
• Alpine obtains two contracts to build motorways in Poland.
• FCC will manage municipal sanitation and cleaning services in Castellón de la Plana until 2025.
• FCC receives the Best in Construction 2010 award for building the I-95 Express in Miami (USA).
• Aqualia consolidates its position as a leader in water management with contracts totalling 477 million euro in Andalusia in 2010.
• FCC to manage municipal sanitation and street cleaning in Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) until 2023.
• FCC is awarded two sections of the Madrid-Extremadura-Portuguese border high-speed railway for over 120 million euro.
• FCC is awarded the contract to build the Panama City Metro for over 1 billion euro.

2007

• Esther Koplowitz completes buy-out of Ibersuizas' stake in B-1998, strengthening her position as FCC's largest shareholder.
• Globalvía and Itinere Infraestructuras close financing for Autopistas del Sol, in Costa Rica.
• FCC appoints Rafael Montes as Non-Executive Chairman and Baldomero Falcones as Executive Vice-Chairman and CEO.
• FCC buys the second-largest oil waste management company in the US from Siemens.
• ALPINE lands two infrastructure projects in Romania worth 65 million euro.
• Portland Valderrivas obtains energy certification for its El Alto plant in Madrid.
• FCC to build bridge over Danube in Lower Austria.
• FCC to built toll road in Poland for 223 million euro.
• Projects in Bulgaria worth 75 million euro.
• FCC and ITINERE sign contract and close financing for the M-50 road in Dublin (Ireland).
• FCC to expand underground rail network in New Delhi (India).
• FCC to build the second Pfänder tunnel in Austria.
• Gérard Ries appointed International Controller of FCC.
• New York honours Esther Koplowitz.
• FCC to build Salamanca hospital.
• FCC enters glass recycling. 
• Inmobiliaria Ason sells 20% of Torre Picasso to FCC.
• Global Vía obtains its first concession in Mexico.
• FCC lands 540 million contract in United Kingdom.
• FCC lands largest water project ever awarded in Mexico.
• FCC lands environmental projects in Romania and Bulgaria.
• Aqualia named Water Company of the Year.
• FCC and SACYR VALLEHERMOSO sign the contract for the N6 toll road between Galway and Ballinasloe (Ireland).
• FCC to build and operate a toll road in Serbia.
• CEMUSA wins street furniture contract in Pamplona.
• FCC to build bridge over Danube linking Bulgaria and Romania.
• Esther Koplowitz proposes appointment of Luis Portillo and Mariano Miguel as directors of FCC.
• FCC and Caja Madrid establish Global Vía Infraestructuras.

2008

• FCC wins the largest urban sanitation contract in Barcelona.
• The Catalan Regional Government awards Esther Koplowitz the 15th Blanquerna Prize.
• ALPINE wins the largest railroad engineering contract in Austria.
• FCC Board of Directors appoints Esther Koplowitz and Esther Alcocer Vice-Chairwomen.
• FCC invests in the renewable energy sector.
• Baldomero Falcones, Chairman and CEO.
• FCC to invest 4 billion euro through 2010.
• H.R.H. Queen Sofía recognises Esther Koplowitz.
• FCC attains first construction project in the US.
• Esther Koplowitz completes buy-out of Ibersuizas' stake in B-1998, strengthening her position as FCC's largest shareholder.
• FCC appoints Rafael Montes as Non-Executive Chairman and Baldomero Falcones as Executive Vice-Chairman and CEO.
• FCC buys the second-largest oil waste management company in the US from Siemens. 

2005

• The Provincial Appellate Court of Barcelona rejects Acciona's appeal against the Barcelona Court of First Instance Number Two decision of January finding for FCC in the dispute between the two companies concerning Acciona's attempt to appoint three representatives on FCC's Board of Directors.
• Cementos Portland Valderrivas launches a takeover bid for 100% of Cementos Lemona.
• Bilbao city government chooses FCC to provide urban sanitation services for the next seven years.
• FCC enters Eastern Europe by acquiring A.S.A., the region's leading waste manager, from the EDF Group.
• The Algerian state company Algerian Energy Company (AEC) awards FCC a 25-year contract to design, build and manage two seawater desalination plants in Algeria.
• The FCC Group, through subsidiary Aqualia, acquires control of the Tenerife-based company Entemanser, S.A. and becomes the leading private water company in the Canary Islands.
• FCC acquires the Hernández Cerrajero-Marepa Group, which recycles used paper and cardboard, both consumer-sorted and from industry.
• FCC acquires 8.06% of Cementos Portland Valderrivas from Iberdrola.
• The FCC Group signs a 25-year agreement to provide wastewater treatment services in Bengbu, in the province of Anhui, in the southeast of the People's Republic of China.
• Oviedo city government chooses FCC to provide cleaning services.
• FCC to provide sanitation services in Valencia for another 15 years.
• Cementos Portland Valderrivas invests 132 million dollars in the United States.
• Flightcare, a subsidiary of FCC, wins a seven-year contract to provide handling services at Oostende-Bruges international airport.
• The FCC Group buys 100% of Grupo Logístico Santos, at a cost of 128 million euro, to create Spain's leading independent logistics operator.
• Esther Koplowitz reinforces her alliance with Ibersuizas and the Faustino Group acquires a stake in the company.

2006

• Cemusa commences installation of street furniture in New York.
• FCC lands 900 million euro municipal waste management contract in the UK.
• FCC wins waste collection contracts in central Madrid.
• The FCC Group, through subsidiary Aqualia, obtains water management contract in Caltanissetta province (Italy).
• FCC consolidates expansion in Europe by acquiring Austrian company Alpine.
• FCC acquires UK's largest municipal waste management company.
• Cementos Portland Valderrivas buys Uniland.
• Acquisition of Czech water company SmVaK.
• FCC buys Austrian municipal waste manager ASA.

2003

• Cemusa awarded contracts in San Antonio (USA) and Belo Horizonte (Brazil).
• Creation of Ámbito, the FCC Group's new industrial waste management area which includes 21 subsidiaries specialising in this field.
• Aqualia absorbs the water subsidiaries.
• Inauguration Metrosur, line 10 of the circular underground train system linking the towns of Alcorcón, Móstoles, Fuenlabarada, Getafe and Leganés with one another and with Madrid.
• FCC Agua y Entorno Urbano, S.A. changes it name to FCC Versia, S.A. This company heads up the following business areas: parking garages, conservation and systems, handling, technical inspection of vehicles, transport, urban furniture and advertising.
• FCC Construcción is awarded Lot 1 of the Pajares Tunnel.
• The General Meeting of Shareholders of Cementos Portland, S.A. agrees to change the name of the company to Cementos Portland Valderrivas, S.A.
• Cementos Portland Valderrivas celebrates the 100th anniversary of its founding in Pamplona where its headquarters are still located.
• FCC completes the construction of the City of Justice in Valencia.

2004

• Ibersuizas and the Peugeot family, new partners of Esther Koplowitz in B-1998.
• The FCC Board of Directors names Rafael Montes as Managing Director.
• FCC chosen to build an underwater tunnel in Mexico.
• FCC becomes the first private company to handle city sanitation services in Buenos Aires.
• FCC builds the new terminal at Barajas airport.
• The R-3 and R5 ring roads and the M-50 dual carriageway in Madrid are opened to traffic.
• The wastewater treatment plant in Baix de Llobregat, the largest in Europe, becomes operational.
• Flightcare wins the first handling license at the Brussels airport.
• FCC completes the O'Donnell Maternity Hospital for the Community of Madrid.
• Construction and operation of a highway in Costa Rica.
• A consortium led by FCC Construcción wins the 35-year contract put out to tender by the Junta de Andalucía for the construction and operation of Lines 1 and 2 of the Málaga underground.
• CEMUSA wins an international tender in Boston, capital of Massachusetts (USA).
• The Barcelona City Council once again chooses FCC to clean and maintain the city's sewer network, services which the company has been rendering uninterruptedly since 1911 and which marked the beginning of the Group's diversification.
• The Sevilla Port Authority awards FCC Construcción the construction of the new accesses to the Sevilla Port.

2000

• FCC and Caja Madrid merge their real estate business in the company Realia Business S.A.
• Cementos Portland acquires the American cement group Giant Cement Holding, Inc.
• First urban furniture contracts in Brazil and the Dominican Republic.
• The Company plays a leading role in the construction of the Metrosur underground system which joins the cities of Alcorcón, Móstoles, Fuenlabrada, Getafe and Leganés to each other and to Madrid. The Company has built a total of 7.3 km of the system and 5 stations, in addition to the prolongation of line 10 which will link the Madrid underground with Metrosur.

2001

• Construction of the Museum of Science is completed in Valencia.
• Construction of the 195 km Fredericton-Moncton freeway in New Brunswick (Canada) with 20 junctions.
• Inauguration of the 67,000 square meter national terminal at the Santiago de Chile airport, with 13 fingers, 120 check-in counters and a capacity to handle 12 million passengers a year.
• The new bridge over the Ozama River is Santo Domingo is opened to traffic. It is 642 meters long with a central span of 180 meters and 32 meters wide.
• Commencement of urban furniture activities in Italy with contracts in Genoa and Parma for the installation of 2,700 advertising supports.
• First international contract for on-street parking contract in Casablanca (Morocco).
• The FCC acquires 100% of the passenger transport company Automóviles Portillo, S.A., headquartered in Málaga.

2002

• Esther Koplowitz chooses Vivendi Environnement as an FCC strategic partner.
• FCC and Pórtland Valderrivas merge.
• FCC creates Flightcare to consolidate its presence in the handling sector.
• Cemusa is awarded urban furniture contracts in Miami, Río de Janeiro and Brasilia.
• FCC is awarded its first airport handling license for the Brussels airport.
• FCC wins a city sanitation contract for Cairo.
• Inauguration of the Oceanographic Museum in Valencia.
• FCC renews a sewer system maintenance agreement in Barcelona dating back to 1911.

1997

• Work was completed on the new terminal at the Palma de Mallorca airport with a constructed surface area of more than 250,000 m2.

1998

• Esther Koplowitz signs an alliance with Vivendi, the world leader in urban services, for the purpose of developing FCC in this area, particularly in the filed of environmental management.
• FCC is now the leader in environmental management in Spain. Its quality systems for city maintenance activities are certified by AENOR.
• The third runway at the Madrid?Barajas airport is commissioned. At more than 4,440 meters long, it is the longest in Europe and the Company has played a significant role in its construction.

1999

• FCC, in a joint venture with other companies, is awarded the largest civil works contract ever put out to bid in Spain at the time, consisting of a 50-year concession to operate the Madrid R3 (Madrid, Arganda del Rey) and R5 (Madrid, Navalcarnero) roads and a section of the M-50, close to 100 km of highway in all.
• The Company is chosen to build a total of 123 km. of track for the Madrid-Barcelona high speed train as well as the Zaragoza-Delicias station.
• The execution of the trash collection contract for neighborhoods in the center of Madrid awarded by the City of Madrid involves the introduction of the most modern vehicles available for this purpose, with a fleet of 330 trucks that transport 3,200 tons of waste daily. 60 of these vehicles run on compressed natural gas. They separate the waste, reducing atmospheric and acoustical contamination and have built-in satellite location and identification systems.
• FCC signs the first environmental management contract with private financing ever signed in the United Kingdom. The contract has a term of 25 years and refers to the management and treatment of solid urban waste for the counties of Herefordshire and Worcestershire.

1994

• The Company enters the airport handling sector with a contract for the airport in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. These services will subsequently be rendered in Barcelona, Bilbao, Brussels, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Málaga, Santiago de Compostela, Sevilla and Valencia.

1995

• The Company received an award from the City of Madrid for the construction of the M-40 interchange. The interchange is 7,730 meters long and all of the branches linking up to the M-40 are one-way, which made it necessary, for the first time in Spain, to distribute the traffic on four levels.
• The Spanish Council of Architects chose the Santa Justa train station in Sevilla built by FCC as the best work for the 1991-1992 two-year period, a project which also received an award from the Ministry of Public Works, Transport and the Environment.

1991

• The Las Fuentes bridge over the Ebro River, built by the Company as part of the construction of a second beltway around Zaragoza, received the Construmat'91 award in the category of best civil engineering work of the year.

1992

• Construcciones y Contratas, S.A. merges with Fomento de Obras y Construcciones, S.A. (Focsa), creating the company known as Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas, S.A. (FCC). The company created by the merger is the leading company in its sector in terms of both size and profitability.
• The first high speed train linking Madrid and Sevilla is inaugurated in Spain. Our Company play san important role in this Project with the construction of the two terminals at either end of the line (Madrid-Atocha and Sevilla-Santa Justa), in addition to 100 km of track.
• The floating dock "Mar del Teide", owned by the Company and used to build caissons of different sizes and drafts, is up and running. It will be used for construction work at the ports of Rosario (Fuerteventura), La Gomera, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Villagarcía de Arosa (Pontevedra), Almería, Tarragona, Palma de Mallorca and Igoumenitsa (Greece). 

1993

• The Company introduces the first ecological garbage trucks in Madrid which are fueled by liquefied gas to considerable reduce gas emissions and noise.

1987

• The Company was awarded a contract o convert the Hospital de las Cinco Llagas in Sevilla into the headquarters of the Andalusian Parliament. Years later, this work would receive first prize in the rehabilitation category at the Latin American Fair in Sevilla.

1988

• The Company wins its first significant water management contract with the city of Vigo.

1989

• Sevilla gets ready for the 1992 World's Fair. Some of the most noteworthy projects include the Chapina and Alamillo bridges and the Cataluña, Italy, Puerto Rico and Service pavilions. The Company completes the construction of Torre Picasso, the largest office building in Spain, 80% of which is owned by FCC.

1990

• Work commenced on the construction of the Torres Puerta de Europa, in Plaza de Castilla in Madrid, with a unique architectural design composed of two tilted towers located on either side of the Paseo de la Castellana. It has a total constructed surface area of 125,000 m2.

1981

• The Company commences its international expansion in the services area with contracts for trash collection and street cleaning in Caracas (Venezuela). It would subsequently sign contracts for such services in Argentina, Colombia, Chile, France, Mexico, Portugal, the UK and the Dominican Republic.

1984

• With the implementation of the First Highway Plan, FCC will build sections of roadway all over Spain totaling more than 1,000 km in all.

1985

• The Company enters the urban furniture sector with a contract award for the installation, maintenance and operation of advertising at more than 2,000 bus stops in Madrid.

1974

• The Company builds the first traffic interchange at the Plaza Fernando de Lesseps in Barcelona. The Catalan capital's Tibidabo Tunnel Plan commenced with the construction of the first city tunnel in Barcelona, the Turó de la Rubira.

1977

• The enlarged wastewater treatment plant known as "La China" goes into service in Madrid. This plant was initially awarded to our Company in 1932 and underwent subsequent enlargements in 1969 and in the eighties, also carried out by FCC.

1979

• The Company wins its first large construction contract abroad for the laying of 640 km of coaxial cable for the telephone system in Tripoli (Libya).

1964

• In Zaragoza, organic waste is first eliminated through an aerobic fermentation process.

1967

• Work commences on the construction of the first toll highway in Spain from Barcelona to La Junquera. Our Company is awarded a contract for the Mollet-Granollers section. The Company builds two underground parking garages on Paseo de Gracia in Barcelona, the city's first, with a capacity for 1,270 vehicles.

1968

• The Company builds El Corte Inglés shopping centers in Barcelona (plaza de Cataluña and Diagonal), Bilbao, Gijón, Girona, Las Palmas, Madrid (Preciados and Princesa), Málaga, Sevilla (plaza del Duque) and Zaragoza.

1970

• Work commences on the Madrid underground with the new Pacífico?Oporto line where, for the first time in Spain, a tunnel is drilled using a shield and mechanized cladding system with prefabricated concrete sections immediately following the excavation.