For the purposes set out in Article 226 of the Revised Text of the Securities Market Act, approved by Law 6/2023 of 17 March, on Securities Markets and Investment Services (the “SMA”), Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas, S.A. (“FCC” or the “Company”) hereby notifies the market of the following privileged information:

FCC has today signed an agreement for the sale to CPP Investments of 25% of the share capital of its subsidiary FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente Holding, S.A. (FCC Enviro). CPP Investments is a leading global institutional investor and an existing shareholder in FCC Enviro.

FCC Enviro and its national and international subsidiaries carry out various Environmental Services activities through four main platforms: Atlantic (Spain, Portugal and France), UK, CEE and USA.

The main aspects of this agreement are as follows:

• The price to be paid by CPP Investments for 25% of FCC Enviro amounts to 1.000 million euros.
• The completion of the transaction is subject to the usual precedent conditions (competition, foreign investment… etc
• FCC will retain majority ownership of FCC Enviro with 50.01%, and CPP Investments will increase its holding up to 49.99%.
• The main use of the funds will be to address strategic opportunities and the corporate needs of the FCC group.

FCC Enviro expects to continue with its current strategy, maintaining its operations and commercial relationships (with public administrations, private clients, suppliers, etc.) while further strengthening and developing its activities. This will be supported by the active participation and synergies arising from the contributions of CPP Investments, together with the continued leadership of the company’s management team.

Further information on CPP Investments is available at www.cppinvestments.com

The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the UK officially recognises FCC’s outstanding contributions to the UK market. The accolade was accepted by its President, Mrs. Esther Alcocer Koplowitz, at an Award Ceremony celebrated at the Spanish Ambassador’s Residence in London.

The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the UK has presented its Eduardo Barrachina Golden Award 2025 to FCC, a world-leading construction company. The award was received by Mrs. Esther Alcocer Koplowitz, President of FCC Group, during a reception held at the Residence of the Spanish Ambassador in London.

FCC, ranked as Spain’s fourth-largest construction firm and among the top 27 worldwide, is renowned for its expertise in transport infrastructure projects as well as residential and non-residential construction.

Operating in the United Kingdom for over 25 years, FCC has established itself as one of the country’s leading construction companies. Its portfolio includes major projects such as the N6 and M50 motorways in Ireland, Grangegorman University in Dublin, the Mersey Bridge in Liverpool and the extension of the North Runway at Dublin Airport. FCC also played a key role in developing infrastructure for the London 2012 Olympic Games, specifically the International Broadcast Centre (IBC). 

Formerly known as the Annual Golden Award, the Eduardo Barrachina Golden Award was recently renamed to honour the Chamber’s late President, Mr. Eduardo Barrachina, who was renowned for his commitment to excellence and his pivotal role in fostering Spanish-British business relations. The accolade remains one of the Chamber’s flagship corporate events, recognising the outstanding achievements of a Spanish company operating in the UK market, with previous winners including Indra (2024), RIU Hotels (2023) and Navantia (2022).

H.E. the Ambassador of Spain to the United Kingdom, Mr. José Pascual Marco, hosted the event at his residence in London and gave the institutional welcome, before congratulating FCC on its achievement. Guests were then welcomed on behalf of the Spanish Chamber by Mr. Juan Carlos Machuca, who was elected President of the institution in July 2025, following the passing of Mr. Eduardo Barrachina. Mr. Machuca emphasised the importance of the award and FCC’s commitment to the UK market, stating:

“This event is one of the Chamber’s most emblematic annual occasions, where we recognise the excellence, resilience and innovation of a Spanish company operating in the UK market. It is a tribute not only to business success, but to the enduring partnership between Spain and the United Kingdom – a relationship the Chamber has been promoting for nearly 140 years.”

He added: “Our member companies continue to lead, grow and inspire, and the Chamber is proud to stand alongside them. FCC is a perfect example of this spirit – delivering complex infrastructure, pioneering environmental solutions and creating real social value in the UK,” he continued, “These are values worth recognising. FCC is not only a business success story – it is a vital contributor to the sustainability and wellbeing of this country.”

Mr. Machuca then invited Mrs. Esther Alcocer Koplowitz to collect the award. A distinguished leader in the international business community, Mrs. Alcocer Koplowitz’s attendance highlighted the prestige of the award and FCC Group’s significant role in the UK market. Upon receiving it, Mrs. Alcocer Koplowitz stated:“Since the year 1900, we have participated in the development of some of the most important infrastructure projects on the planet, with the aim of improving the quality of life of the local communities in which we operate. Our leadership is measured not only by the number and scale of the projects we carry out, but also by the impact we generate on society, the environment, and the economy”.

“The essence of the company has always been its employees. Passion, tenacity, and resilience are the values that best define us. These are the values I learned from my mother, Esther Koplowitz, who sustained this company through challenging times. Our teams are, without a doubt, FCC's greatest asset and the reason for our achievements. With our determination to do things well and the strength we possess as a group, based on the leadership that Carlos Slim provides, we will continue to move forward together, generating value for everyone, and especially for the people in the UK”.

About the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the UK

The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the United Kingdom is a key organisation promoting economic and trade relations between Spain and the UK. Founded in 1886, it provides Spanish and British companies with opportunities for networking, business promotion, training, advice and collaborative projects. The Chambers of Commerce of Spain abroad serve as consultative and collaborative bodies of the Spanish Administration.

About FCC

FCC is one of Spain’s leading construction companies, with a history spanning more than 125 years. Its infrastructure division operates across 24 countries, including Spain, Canada, the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia and the United Kingdom, covering all areas of engineering and construction. FCC has significant experience in transport infrastructure, residential and non-residential building, and major public projects worldwide.

The Chairwoman of the FCC Group, Esther Alcocer Koplowitz, and the company's chief executive, Pablo Colio Abril, opened an exhibition this morning commemorating the company's 125-year history, bringing together for the first time in a single display its most notable milestones, achievements and the impact it has had over more than a century of activity.

The Chairwoman addressed those in attendance, highlighting the significance of this anniversary and what it means for the institution: "Today we proudly celebrate 125 years of FCC Group history. Since 1900, the group has been present in the life of cities and caring for people's well-being. With more than 71,000 employees in over 25 countries, our talent is our greatest asset and reflects our legacy of more than a century of innovation and social commitment. We celebrate this anniversary with pride in being part of a unique history. Personally, I am very proud that my grandfather, Ernesto Koplowitz, founded Construcciones y Contratas, and later my mother promoted the company on which FCC is based today, under the leadership of Carlos Slim. This legacy fills us with pride and drives us forward with the certainty that we have a bright future ahead of us."

Since its foundation in 1900, FCC has been able to adapt to change, expand internationally and consolidate its position as a benchmark in environmental services, water management, construction and concession project development, with a firm commitment to innovation and sustainability.

The exhibition brings together a carefully curated selection of historical documents, unpublished photographs, emblematic objects and material resources such as vehicles, lorries, etc., reflecting FCC's evolution and commitment to society since its foundation in 1900. Through a tour of five rooms, visitors will learn about the most significant milestones, as well as the challenges and transformations experienced over the last 125 years.

And we can see how, at the beginning of the last century, the company contributed to the construction of cities and played a very important role in making them more liveable thanks to its promotion of waste management and urban sanitation; and how, in the mid-20th century, the FCC Group understood the importance of transport and communications and participated in the construction of kilometres of motorways, railway lines and underground lines, while also becoming involved in the management and cleaning of parks and gardens.

In the exhibition, as you move through the rooms dedicated to the 1970s, you can see how the company began to undertake major international projects, marking the beginning of a period of expansion and international growth. At this point in the exhibition, we also see how FCC was able to anticipate one of the great challenges of the future: the management of water as an essential resource. With strategic vision, it committed to the efficient management of the entire water cycle, incorporating advanced technologies and innovative practices that guaranteed a sustainable supply to millions of homes.

In addition, FCC has been involved in major events such as the Seville Universal Exposition, which left an indelible mark on many generations, where it built bridges that are now architectural icons and some of the most emblematic pavilions of the exhibition. But its commitment to progress did not stop there. It embarked on the adventure of building high-speed rail, a technological milestone that revolutionised travel in our country and restored the prominence of the railway, consolidating it as a fast, efficient and sustainable transport option. These milestones, which reflect its capacity for innovation and its commitment to development and social welfare, are part of its history and inspire it to look to the future with optimism and determination.

As you move through the rooms, you can see that, with the start of the new millennium, FCC continued to be firmly committed to the environment with large and innovative projects in waste management and recycling, water and construction, in which society played a crucial role by adopting new habits in favour of sustainability and protecting the planet.

In the second decade of the 21st century, the rise of new technologies profoundly transformed the way we live, communicate and work. In this context, FCC's engineers and teams continued to focus on innovation, driving technological advances in all areas of the FCC Group's business and promoting their application, with the aim of maintaining the company's position as a benchmark in all its sectors over time.

This exhibition shows that FCC is facing the coming years with reasonable optimism, confident that it has sufficiently solid conditions on which to build a business future in line with its brilliant track record.

The history of the FCC Group is one of constant adaptation and innovation. The company has evolved to respond to the needs of society, and this anniversary encourages it to continue working with the same passion and commitment that has characterised the Group since day one and to remain a driving force for progress for present and future generations.

Opening ceremony of the FCC exhibition marking its 125-year history.

FCC, parent company of one of Europe's leading citizen services groups, is an organisation committed to sustainable development and respect for the environment, promoting efficient resource management and the creation of healthy and accessible environments. Its desire for continuous improvement has led FCC's management to establish and implement an Energy, Zero Waste and Universal Accessibility Management System that provides the framework for setting and reviewing energy, environmental and universal accessibility objectives and targets.

To achieve this, FCC undertakes the following commitments:

• Comply with all applicable legal or regulatory requirements and others to which it subscribes, particularly those relating to the environment and those related to energy efficiency and energy use and consumption, as well as those relating to DALCO universal accessibility criteria.
• Ensure the availability of the information and resources necessary to achieve the objectives and targets of energy efficiency, waste prevention and reduction, and universal accessibility for people to guarantee equal opportunities in accessing and using the environment where it carries out its activity.
• Promote the acquisition of energy-efficient products and services that minimise the impact on energy and environmental performance and favour an accessible environment.
• Support the design of activities that consider improving energy and environmental performance and that promote an accessible environment.
• Involve users through the necessary training and awareness-raising actions to achieve efficient and responsible consumption, the recovery and reduction of waste generated, and improved accessibility.
• Promote the use of renewable and surplus energy, whether our own or from third parties.
• Improve user satisfaction in the environments where they carry out their activities.
• Continuously improve the effectiveness of the Management System through processes to identify opportunities for improvement, set objectives and implement actions that lead the organisation to excellence.

Best practices for reducing energy consumption in the FCC Las Tablas building

Energy Performance

This year marks the tenth anniversary of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In that time, we have travelled more than halfway towards achieving the 17 goals that make up the 2030 Agenda, aimed at building a more just, healthy, prosperous and sustainable future. That is why, once again, the FCC Group is celebrating SDG Week with the launch of the international photography contest on Instagram, ‘Do you watch or Take part?’.

The aim of this initiative is to encourage FCC employees to commit to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). To this end, participants are invited to capture images that represent any of the 17 United Nations SDGs. This campaign seeks to connect staff through photography, promoting the eradication of poverty, protection of the planet, reduction of inequalities and improvement of people's lives around the world.

The photographs that participants initially publish as stories will subsequently be shared and highlighted on the FCC Group's corporate Instagram profile. The total number of likes each image receives will determine the order of the winners: the photograph with the most likes will take first place, the second with the most will take second place, and the third with the most likes will be awarded third place.

With more than 125 years of history, FCC is now one of the world's leading global operators, specialising in environmental services, integrated water cycle management, infrastructure construction and concession project development, with a presence in more than 25 countries and a workforce of 71,000 people. Its commitment to serving the public and constantly seeking innovative solutions gives it the confidence to look to the future with optimism. In line with this commitment, the company wanted to reflect this purpose by launching this photography contest, convinced that a picture can convey much more than a thousand words.

The company is committed to continuously addressing the challenge of the 2030 Agenda and has adopted the Sustainable Development Goals as its own. The FCC Group's Sustainability Policy provides it with the ESG approach necessary to meet the growing demands of its stakeholders and contribute to the achievement of the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs, as well as promoting innovation. Since 7 May 2007, FCC has been a member of the United Nations Global Compact, the largest global initiative in corporate sustainability.