At its meeting held this afternoon in Madrid, FCC’s General Shareholders’ Meeting approved all items on the agenda, including the distribution of a gross cash dividend of 0.50 euros per share, charged to the share premium, as well as the annual accounts and management reports for the 2025 financial year.
The meeting was chaired by Esther Alcocer Koplowitz, Chairwoman of the FCC Group, who, in her address to the shareholders, emphasised that “under the leadership of engineer Carlos Slim, the FCC Group continues to establish itself as an international leader in environmental services, end-to-end water cycle management, and the construction and management of infrastructure. Sustainability is a key differentiating factor and a competitive advantage in these areas”.
Furthermore, the Chairwoman highlighted the company’s key strengths, emphasising that “experience, financial discipline, health and safety, respect for the environment, ethics and integrity, as well as quality and innovation, are the pillars on which FCC is built, all of which are driven and brought to life by our more than 72,000 professionals in over 25 countries, who represent our greatest asset”.
For his part, Pablo Colio, CEO of FCC, reviewed in his presentation the results achieved by the FCC Group and its business areas during 2025, which reflect the strength of the business model and its ability to adapt in a complex and demanding international environment. In this regard, he noted that “the FCC Group’s performance in 2025 confirms the strength of our diversified business model, which has the potential to continue generating value”.
The CEO also highlighted that the Group’s activities are becoming increasingly important in the current climate, emphasising that “our work is not just about providing services, but about ensuring their continuity in adverse circumstances and contributing to the development of more resilient, better-prepared and sustainable urban environments”.
During his speech, he also noted that 2025 has been a particularly significant year for the company, as it marks the 125th anniversary of FCC – a history characterised by “the ability to adapt, innovation and a commitment to sustainable development and the well-being of the public”.
At this annual event, both the Chairwoman and the CEO agreed that 2025 had been a year of progress, highlighting the commitment of the Board of Directors, the management team and all the Group’s employees as the cornerstones of the results achieved. They also expressed their gratitude for the continued trust and support of the shareholders, as well as the backing of customers, strategic partners and investors – all key factors in driving the Group’s continued growth and advancing towards increasingly sustainable development.
