We have been included in CDP’s A List for the third consecutive year for our work against climate change

At Sacyr we understand that caring for the environment is essential for our growth and that of the communities where we operate. Every project we develop is an opportunity to demonstrate that progress can go hand in hand with respect for the natural environment.

ENVIRONMENT

CLIMATE CHANGE

-18%

scope 1 and 2 emissions

WATER

+6M

people receive water from our desalination plants

WATER

ISO 14046

We are the first company in the IBEX35 index to verify its water footprint.

NATURAL CAPITAL

190

hectares of restored and protected area

NATURAL CAPITAL

79

wildlife crossings constructed

CIRCULAR ECONOMY

+25%

of recycled and reused materials consumed

In 2023 we have improved our key economic and operational performance indicators. In addition, we have achieved a drastic reduction in recourse net debt.

We remain leaders in the top ESG ratings for yet another year.

ESG SCORES
POSITIVE IMPACT IN FIGURES

Nature

+€173 M

invested in environmental protection

Supply chain

98%

hiring of local suppliers

People

+263,000

hours of training for our staff

Customers and users

4.5/5

in our customer satisfaction surveys

STANDARD & POOR’S

74 points

We have been included in the S&P Sustainability Yearbook 2025

MSCI

“A”rating

in the “Construction and Engineering” category

At Sacyr we are dedicated to the development and management of infrastructure at a global level with the aim of maximizing the positive impact of our activities in the more than 20 countries where we are present through three lines of business.

Our 2024-2027 Strategic Plan brings with it a brand new vision for the company's future that will allow us to accelerate our growth in the P3 market.

OUR THREE BUSINESS LINES KEY FIGURES

KEY FIGURES

€4.5 B

turnover

SACYR WATER

+110

facilities in operation

ABOUT US

world’s largest developer of transportation assets

SACYR CONCESIONES

28

average remaining lifespan years

SACYR ENGINEERING & INFRAESTRUCTURE

+6,000

kilometers of highways and conventional roads

At Sacyr, we contribute to improving the quality of life of the people in the communities where we are present.

The Sacyr Foundation, created in 2008, allows us to maximize the real and potential positive impact of the group's activities through social action, innovation and volunteering, for the benefit of society and the environment.

SACYR FOUNDATION

SOCIAL ACTION

+€1,400,000

social investment

SOCIAL FOUNDATION

80

projects in 2024

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

€5,370 M

economic generated value

SOCIAL ACTION

+15,000

volunteer working hours

SUPPLY CHAIN

+51,000

ESG training hours provided to suppliers

SUPPLY CHAIN

98%

local suppliers

DEPARTMENT OF STRATEGY, INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY OF SACYR, S.A.

Calle Condesa de Venadito, 7, 28027, Madrid

At Sacyr, talent promotion is one of the main levers to accomplish our results and goals as a company. We want to be a flagship employer and attract the top-performing professionals.

We offer our employees a wide range of benefits focused on physical and mental well-being and financial wellbeing, as well as different work-life balance measures.

#SacyronCourse

TALENT

+15,000

people in our wokrforce

TALENT

+ 260,000

ours of training

DIVERSITY, EQUALITY AND INCLUSION

24%

women in leadership possitions

HEALTH AND SAFETY

+85%

of the workforce certified under ISO 45001

DIVERSITY, EQUALITY AND INCLUSION

ISO 30415

first company in Spain to certify its Diversity and Inclusion Management

Our good practices in corporate governance that the company is properly run, maximizing its sustainable value in accordance with its purpose, Mission, Values, Vision and Principles.

Our commitment to the respect and promotion of Human Rights extends to all our operations, activities and in our relations with third parties.

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATE POLICIES COMPLIANCE

ETHICS AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

ISO 37001

certifies that Sacyr has an effective anti-bribery management system.

RISK MANAGEMENT

Good governance in risk management is a strategic lever to boost our resilience, strength and responsibility as a business.

CYBERSECURITY

ISO 27001

guarantees that Sacyr has a robust Information Security system, complying with best practices, thus generating trust in respect of third parties.

STRATEGIC ALLIANCES

Building partnerships is fundamental to building a more sustainable and responsible future. At Sacyr, we have established solid ties to overcome barriers and increase our capacity for transformation.

“La industrialización hace el proceso de construcción más sostenible y productivo”

Te traemos el tercer capítulo de Sacyr iPodcast en el que dos expertos de nuestra compañía, Ramón Sánchez y Antonio Jiménez-Peña, nos desglosan las ventajas de industrializar en obras.

Aquí te presentamos el tercer capítulo de Sacyr iPodcast, el espacio donde hablamos de innovación con expertos que nos inspiran y nos ayudan a ampliar nuestra visión.

En este nuevo episodio, nos adentramos en la industrialización de los procesos constructivos, un tema clave en la transformación del sector de las infraestructuras.

Aquí puedes verlo:

 


En esta conversación entre Marta Gil, Directora General de Estrategia, Innovación y Sostenibilidad, Ramón Sanchez, Gerente de Ingeniería de Edificación en Sacyr Ingeniería e Infraestructuras y Antonio Jimenez-Peña, Gerente del Departamento de Instalaciones en Sacyr Ingeniería e Infraestructuras, presentan las principales ventajas de los procesos de industrialización en obras.

La industrialización de la construcción implica procesos constructivos de módulos fuera de la obra, con elementos replicables. Permite construir más rápido, con más calidad, reducir costes y facilita la sostenibilidad y la productividad.

“Es una manera diferente de hacer las cosas, producimos elementos constructivos de gran tamaño con componentes diferentes, se transportan a la obra, donde se conectan con otros elementos, la clave es el entorno controlado donde se trabaja de manera segura, en serie. En el ADN de Sacyr está el hacer las cosas diferentes, más rápidas y mejor”, afirma Ramón Sánchez. 

“Los clientes lo acogen muy bien por el potencial de rapidez que tienen las obras industrializadas, además ya no son todas iguales, la tecnología hace construcciones diferentes lo que las hace más atractivas”, subraya el experto.

“Nosotros tenemos que ser los líderes para integrar estos procesos en la forma de trabajar de instaladores que trabajan todavía con soluciones tradicionales”, dice Antonio Jiménez-Peña.

“A nivel de instalaciones, hay un abanico grande de soluciones, aunque ahora vemos un salto en pasillos de instalaciones, patinillos de raiser, estamos dando vueltas a cómo encajarlos en módulos y soluciones”, informa el experto.

 

Proyectos ya industrializados

 

Entre los principales proyectos de Sacyr con algo industrializado se encuentra el Hospital 12 de Octubre (Madrid), el Hospital Sotero del Rio (Chile), el pabellón de iniciativas ciudadanas Expo-92 (Sevilla) el Hospital Buin-Paine (Chile), Hospital de Milán (Italia), Hospital de Velindre (Gales), Hospital de Boadilla (Madrid), edificación residencial en Madrid, etc.

We Promote Sustainable Mobility in Barcelona with the Extension of L8

We are part of the joint venture delivering the construction project that will connect the two major railway branches of Barcelona—Baix Llobregat and Vallès—of the Generalitat de Catalunya Railway Network (FGC). This initiative involves the extension of the L8 Metro line by four kilometers, enabling interchanges with Line 5 at Hospital Clínic and with the tram network at Francesc Macià.

The extension of the L8 is already underway. This project will deliver three new stations—Gràcia, Clínic, and Francesc Macià—and will upgrade the existing Espanya station to accommodate the new alignment and increased passenger flow.

Toni Julià Ventura, Project Manager for the joint venture—comprising Sacyr (27.5%), Ferrovial (27.5%), Copcisa (22.5%), and Copisa (22.5%)—describes the initiative, promoted by the Generalitat de Catalunya, as a key milestone for sustainable mobility in Barcelona.
“With 19 million annual users, it is one of the most socially and economically impactful projects included in the Generalitat’s Infrastructure Master Plan,” explains Julià.

 

 

The works are divided into two main lots: Lot 1 involves conventional excavation techniques, due to the complex web of existing infrastructure in the area—such as Metro Lines 1 and 3—which makes the use of a tunnel boring machine (TBM) unfeasible. The extension will run from the current terminus, beneath Plaça Espanya and its central fountain, through a sequence of shafts and mined galleries.

Lot 2 begins in the logistics zone of Gran Vía, which hosts the TBM launch shaft. From this point, a 3.7-kilometer tunnel will be driven to connect the new stations at Hospital Clínic, Francesc Macià, and Gràcia. Emergency exits will be constructed at Consell de Cent and Muntaner.

The project is currently in its early stages, with approximately 10% overall progress. To date, most of the utility diversions have been completed, and hydromill (hydrofresa) retaining walls for the Consell de Cent emergency exit have been executed. Construction of the TBM launch shaft walls is ongoing.

In the coming weeks, excavation of the deep retaining walls at Hospital Clínic and Francesc Macià stations—each exceeding 80 meters in depth—will begin. Meanwhile, the TBM components are undergoing detailed inspection before assembly within the shaft. An acoustic enclosure will be installed over the shaft to mitigate noise and environmental impact during tunneling.

Once the main tunnel is completed, cavern excavation will commence. As the TBM bore accommodates only the twin tracks, the cross-section will be expanded through sequential mined phases to form the platform waiting areas and emergency access routes.

 


 

Key Figures


•    CO₂ Emissions Reduction: The extension between Plaça Espanya and Gràcia is expected to significantly reduce private vehicle use, saving CO₂ annually.
•    Tunneling Scope: Includes 3,728 meters of TBM-driven tunnel, 378 meters of cavern excavation, and 260 meters of mined tunnel.
•    Minimized Environmental Impact: The originally planned site footprint in Joan Miró Park has been reduced by 40%.
•    Stations and Infrastructure: The project comprises three new stations (Gràcia, Clínic, Francesc Macià), the adaptation of Espanya station, modified interconnection corridors, and two emergency shafts.
•    Contract Duration: The overall contract spans 58 months, divided into two main construction lots.

Sacyr awarded contract for water reuse treatment and distribution P3 project in Antofagasta, Chile

  • Sacyr Water will invest close to $292 million to develop the largest water reuse project in Latin America.
  • This is Sacyr's second P3 contract win in 2025.

Sacyr Water has been awarded the wastewater treatment and distribution P3 contract in Antofagasta, Chile. This contract was tendered by Chile’s Sanitary Services Company, Econssa. Sacyr Water will be the company in charge of maintaining and developing the growth of this activity, located in North Chile. 

This project will have an investment of close to US$292 million and will improve the quality of life of Antofagasta’s residents, in addition to supplying water services to different mining companies operating in the region. The concession term for the project is 35 years.

This P3 project is Sacyr’s second contract win in 2025, after the Rutas del Este expansion contract in Paraguay. 

New treatment plant

The project has the approval of its Environmental Qualification Resolution of December 2020. This facility’s main function will be to capture pre-treated wastewater from the existing Antofagasta plant, operated by Sacyr Water, and channel it to the Salar del Carmen area, where the new treatment plant will be located, featuring a final capacity of 900 liters per second.

The existing plant supplies treated wastewater, ultrapure water supply, and industrial water supply. The future project, with a focus on recycled water for mining, will substantially improve regional sustainability indexes, in addition to creating more than 500 jobs in the area.

It is expected that the pretreated waters will be transferred along 16 kilometers, to the Salar del Carmen sector, including a 5.4-kilometer section in the urban area that will be executed through micro-tunneling. In addition, an additional 24 kilometers will be built to La Negra and another 24 kilometers to Mantos Blancos. 

The new treatment plant is expected to be operational in 2028

"This plant represents the most significant water reuse project in Latin America and the scope of this P3 project will mark a pioneering trend in water reuse," said Lucas de Marcos, General Manager of Sacyr Water in Chile. 

Sacyr has business lines in Chile, with different projects located in 14 of the country's 16 regions: Sacyr Water, Sacyr Concesiones and Sacyr Engineering and Infrastructure.

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Innovative Beam Placement

For the bridge's construction, the Sacyr Ingeniería e Infraestructuras team employed an innovative technique developed by our colleague Rafael Pablo Guillén Carmona, head of the Civil Works Structures Department.

The beam launcher is a metal structure composed of three frames and a 92-meter-long lattice, designed for placing metal boxes and pre-slabs. It has a lifting capacity of 140 tons above the riverbed.

 

 

 

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