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Results Presentation Q1 2026

SACYR, S.A. announces call notice of the Group’s Q1 2026 results presentation.

The results will be released on Wednesday, April 29th, 2026, after market close in CNMV and in our website.

The results presentation will be held on Thursday, April 30th, 2026, at 12:00h (CEST) by audio-webcast in real time, accessible by the following link:

Access to the presentation of results replay will also be available directly at the link above.

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Results Presentation

Consult and download all the presentation of results from recent years, published in the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).

 

The Q1 2026 results presentation will be held on 30th April 2026 at 12:00 CEST.

To access the webcast click here.

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Los drones que toman el pulso de la lava

En las obras de reconstrucción de la carretera LP-2 en La Palma (Islas Canarias), empleamos drones con termografía infrarroja para controlar la evolución térmica de la lava y garantizar la seguridad y viabilidad de los trabajos.

La erupción del volcán Tajogaite en La Palma (Islas Canarias) en 2021 sepultó la carretera LP-2 cuando se encontraba en plena construcción. Actualmente estamos trabajando en su reconstrucción entre los kilómetros 40 y 43, enfrentándonos a las elevadas temperaturas que aún persisten en el campo de lava.

“La ejecución de esta nueva carretera sobre el campo de lava requiere una evaluación exhaustiva de las condiciones térmicas del terreno, ya que las coladas volcánicas pueden conservar temperaturas elevadas durante años”, explica Juan Antonio Romero, jefe de Topografía de Sacyr Ingeniería en La Palma.

Hemos resuelto este desafío con el uso de drones equipados con cámaras termográficas infrarrojas para la captura, análisis y modelado térmico del terreno afectado.

 

 
 

Esta tecnología permite identificar zonas con actividad térmica significativa, evaluar la viabilidad técnica del trazado propuesto y emitir recomendaciones orientadas a una ejecución segura para nuestros profesionales y colaboradores.

Asimismo, el análisis detallado facilita anticipar posibles afecciones al paquete de firme y a las mezclas bituminosas, ya que las variaciones térmicas pueden alterar su cohesión, rigidez y durabilidad, lo que condiciona las decisiones de diseño y ejecución del futuro pavimento.

Este proyecto está impulsado por Consejería de Obras Públicas del Gobierno de Canarias, que lo adjudicó a la UTE TAJUYA (Sacyr Ingeniería e Infraestructuras, Traysesa, Herquipalma y Los Volcanes) y que terminará en 2028.

 

 
 

Medición de la radiación térmica

 

La termografía infrarroja es una técnica de medición remota que permite detectar la radiación térmica emitida por los cuerpos en función de su temperatura superficial. En el ámbito geotécnico, esta herramienta se ha consolidado como un método eficaz para:


- Identificar zonas de actividad volcánica residual.
- Detectar fracturas activas y emisiones de gases.
- Analizar procesos de enfriamiento en coladas de lava.
- Evaluar la estabilidad térmica de terrenos para obras civiles.


“Mediante la adquisición y el procesamiento de imágenes infrarrojas, hemos generado mapas de calor georreferenciados y gráficos que reflejan la evolución térmica. El dron DJI MATRICE 350 RTK equipado con cámara puede detectar temperaturas entre un rango de 0 a 550 grados”, explica Juan Antonio Romero.

“Este trabajo combina tecnologías avanzadas en teledetección, fotogrametría térmica y análisis geoespacial. Gracias a ello, aumentamos la calidad de la carretera, y sobre todo, incrementamos la seguridad y salud en obra”, concluye.

Semi-Submersible Drones: Bringing Aquatic Environments to Light

We operate a semi-submersible Uncrewed Surface Vehicle (USV) capable of collecting seabed data even in the most adverse conditions.

Understanding the seabed is key before initiating any marine construction project. Bathymetry, or detailed seabed mapping, consistently faces numerous challenges, including the inherent conditions of the sea itself.

These challenges have arisen during the Central Pier Extension, Phase 2, project at the Port of Bilbao. There, we conducted verification tests to enable operations with easily transportable semi-submersible uncrewed vehicles.

"We have innovated by installing a multibeam echosounder and a side-scan sonar on these units. Using acoustic waves, we acquire seabed elevation data," explains Alfredo Pérez, Head of Marine Works at Sacyr Engineering and Infrastructure’s Technical Services Department. Pérez was recently honored with the Natural Innovators 2025 award, a Sacyr internal program for the promotion and advancement of innovation.

"Thanks to this drone, we reduce CO2 emissions and enhance operational capability in the most unfavorable weather conditions," he explains.
"Tests have been conducted both in the open sea and within the port basin. This allows for a more thorough evaluation of the characteristics of this semi-submersible unit and enables a comparison with conventional methods," Alfredo Pérez adds.

 

 
 

Acoustic probes are the only ones that propagate effectively in turbid aquatic environments. This high-frequency echosounder generates a conical beam, providing a data point cloud with far more comprehensive seabed information than traditional single-beam echosounders. This point cloud is then used for data processing, interpolation, and noise reduction, ultimately rendered as contour maps for detailed seabed interpretation.

Bathymetric surveys performed with this method are compared with those obtained by conventional means, and an analysis is conducted to determine if the tolerances between both datasets are within acceptable values.

The echosounder used in Bilbao offers a scan that allows for real-time visualization of the seabed. It provides insights into the terrain's hardness and roughness and performs side scans for object detection. Its measurements can be taken in environments up to four times more challenging than those supported by conventional methods.

"In the future, our goal is to expand the inner data cone to 160 degrees. We also plan to install an antenna on the echosounder to use an airborne bathymetric lidar, which would provide both terrestrial and marine data in a single operation. This way, we will have complete terrain profiles, overlapping both the marine and terrestrial sections," says Alfredo.

FTSE Russell

 


 

The FTSE4 Russell index series is designed to measure the performance of companies that demonstrate specific environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices. Transparent management and clearly defined ESG criteria have led Sacyr to remain in this index for another year. The rating obtained by Sacyr after the 2025 assessment was 4.4 out of 5 points.

This places Sacyr in the 100th percentile, with our score in the three areas of evaluation Environment 4/5, Social 4.3/5 and Governance 5/5 being much higher than the averages for the Construction and Engineering sector and the Heavy Construction subsector.

Among the different factors evaluated, Sacyr has achieved the highest score in Corporate Governance and labor standards.

 

  • Transport infrastructures

Jorge Chávez International Airport

We are in charge of bundles 2.2 and 3 of one of the most relevant airports in Latin America

Jorge Chávez International Airport, Lima (Peru)

This is our third airport project in Peru. The first one was Chiclayo Airport, and the second is the landing strip in Jorge Chávez International Airport.

New passengers terminal

A modern design

In addition, we have also won the contract for bundle 3, which includes the design and construction of the new 180,000-m2 passengers terminal, that will be fully operational in 2025, allowing Lima Airport Partners to achieve 37 million passengers per year. 

The new terminal will have 532,000 m2 of flight lines and taxiways. 

This project is one of the most relevant in Peru, with a US$ 1.6 billion investment, and will enhance competitivity and economic development in becoming one of the most important airports in the Latin American region. 

Currently, more than 2,500 people work on the construction of the Lado Aire. Over the next three years to develop the new passengers terminal, we expect to create around 3,500 more jobs.

 

Atributes of the new terminal

  • Expandible infrastructure. Potential for expansion post 2025, depending on passenger demand, which will allow to make the most efficient use of this airport infrastructure, adapted to industry needs.
  • Safe and smart. Will have automation and biometric registration systems.
  • Functional and efficient. Reduce international passenger “re-check” connecting with domestic flights.
  • Connected to safety. Will adapt to transport multimodality and new road projects.
  • Simple and friendly. Will have an intuitive infrastructure, with shops for a better travel experience.
  • Sustainable and in tune to the environment. Will use LED lighting systems and promote sustainable transport.
3,480

meters

Length of the 2nd landing strip

> 600

hectares

Total surface

>10

Km

equipment

Second landing strip

Lima Airport Partners (LAP), the administrator of Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, awarded us, as part of the Inti Punku consortium, bundle 2.2 of the Expansion Project of Jorge Chávez International Airport to build the second landing strip. With this project and the existing landing strip, the most important airport in Peru doubles its operating capacity. 

The scope of this project includes the construction of a 3,480-meter long landing strip on a 600-hectare area and a road network of more than 10 kilometers, approach lighting systems, airport lighting systems, navigational aids, medium-voltage systems, and control and surveillance equipment. 

  • Transport infrastructure
  • Airports
  • Peru

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