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9M 2024 Results presentation announcement
The company announces its results presentation for the first nine months of 2024
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Privacy Policy
The aim of this clause is to inform Sacyr website users about the processing of personal data that is carried out while browsing through its pages, as well as provide basic privacy information about those additional data processings that we consider relevant for its particularities to be informed here.
1. Ownership of the Website
Sacyr, S.A. holds the ownership of the Website, with registered office at C/ Condesa de Venadito 7, 28027 Madrid.
You may contact our Data Protection Delegate here: dpo@sacyr.com.
2. Data collected and purposes of the processing
- By just accessing the Service, Sacyr collects the IP address and other data related to the connection and its origin. The IP address is a code that identifies the user's Internet connection at a specific time, which could be statis or dynamic.
- Only the user's Internet access provider is able to identify the subscriber who was assigned an IP address at a specific time. Due to the very nature of the server that supports the Service, the IP address of the user is automatically registered along the date and time of access.
- Sacyr shall process the data collected in the Compliance section that users provide to manage the communications made at the Ethics Channel. The personal data of said users that we shall process are those duly required at the Ethics Channel, together with the optional data that the user has the possibility to fill out. .
- In the Employment Channel section, users may consult all the selection processes currently open. Should they apply to any of them, Sacyr shall process the personal data that users provide in order to assess their candidacy and their professional profile within any of the processes that we currently have open.
- Finally, in the case of suppliers, through the Providers Access section, users may use our tool to quickly and easily solve all the procedures related to Sacyr, since this portal is the solution that Sacyr facilitates to manage telematic invoices, costs savings and comply with current legislation. Providers Access are only available for Sacyr providers, so the company shall process the personal data of suppliers in order to carry out activities related to access management.
- Sacyr shall process the data you provide in the event that users register with Sacyr iChallenges. Sacyr iChallenges is a call for startups, entrepreneurs, innovation centers and innovative agents to join projects with the challenges posed by Sacyr. In the first phase of registration we shall only process the users’ contact information (name, surname and email).). In subsequent phases, additional data may be requested and will be appropriately informed in accordance with privacy regulations.
- The companies of Sacyr Group may collect personal data from their employees related to corporate events held inside or outside the usual workplace, for which occasionally, it will be necessary to collect data related to food intolerances or allergies, thus guaranteeing the safety of attendees.
3. Legal basis of processing
- User consent expressed through the sending a communication through the Ethics Channel, together with the need for processing for the maintenance or fulfillment of a contractual relationship, are the bases that legitimize this processing.
- In order to manage the job applications received through our Careers page, we shall process the data of the users based on the consent that this provides to the processing of their data, through the inclusion of their data in our form and/or through the sending of data through email.
- Sacyr shall process the data of the suppliers' representatives including Providers Access based on the performance of the contract that we hold with the supplier.
- Sacyr shall process the data of the users who provide such data to us through the registration in Sacyr iChallenges on the basis of the consent that we shall request from them.
- In the event of express consent from the users, Sacyr shall send commercial communications by email or other means of electronic communication, or will process personal data for the organization of corporate events inside or outside the usual workplace.
4. Recipients of data and international transfers.
Your personal data may be transferred to Administrations, Authorities and Public Organizations, including Courts and Tribunals, when required by applicable regulations.
Similarly, Sacyr has collaborators who provide services, such as IT and web maintenance companies, legal services and administrative agencies that, in connection with the provision of their services, access Sacyr's personal data, about which could be the controller or the processor.
Sacyr carries out a selection and control of these third parties with which it has signed data protection agreements, through which they undertake to follow a series of obligations in terms of data protection. Other than the above assumptions, Sacyr does not communicate your personal data to any additional third party. In the event that any of our service providers which are personal data processors are located outside the EU, Sacyr shall adopt all measures that are applicable in accordance with the regulations designed to ensure the proper transfers of personal data to third countries or international organisations.
5. Storage of personal data
Personal data shall be kept for the period of time during which any legal liability may arise (that is, up to the prescription of liability that may arise from the regulations on data protection or cybersecurity).
6. Rights of users regarding data protection.
Users can exercise their rights of access, rectification, deletion, opposition, limitation of processing and portability, as well as revoke the consent given, regarding the processing for which Sacyr, S.A. is responsible by writing to the person responsible, accrediting their identity, to the following address: Condesa de Venadito 7, 28027, Madrid or by sending an email to protecciondedatos@sacyr.com, providing your ID or equivalent document, identifying yourself as a user of the contact page of Sacyr, S.A., and specifying your request.
Should users want more information or consider that their data portection rights have been breached, they may contact the Spanish Agency for Data Protection (www.aepd.es) or the Sacyr Data Protection Delegate .
7. Security measures
Sacyr has adopted all the necessary security measures to ensure the integrity, security and storage of personal data stored in their systems, in accordance with the provisions of current legislation on data protection, recognizing and appreciating the importance of the responsible use of the information herein.
8. Additional Information
Should the users have any questions about the information contained in our Privacy Policy, please send an email to: dpo@sacyr.com.
9. Lei Brasileira de Proteção de Dados. Identificação do responsável local.
Em atendimento à legislação brasileira de proteção à privacidade de dados pessoais, a SACYR mantém profissional com as atribuições de Encarregado de Dados Pessoais, pessoa indicada para atuar como canal de comunicação entre as sociedades empresárias do Grupo no Brasil, de um lado, e titulares de dados pessoais e a Autoridade Nacional de Proteção de Dados (ANPD), de outro.
Caso o Titular de Dados Pessoais tenha dúvidas sobre o tratamento de seus dados pelo GRUPO SACYR e suas sociedades empresárias com atuação no Brasil, ou quaisquer solicitações no âmbito da Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais (LGPD) relacionadas às nossas atividades no país, é possível entrar em contato por meio de e-mail direcionado ao Encarregado de Dados Sacyr abaixo identificado:
Ana C. Alves (Encarregada SACYR Brasil)
E-mail: dpobrasil@sacyr.com
Some of Portugal’s most important infrastructures bear our hallmark
For more than 70 years, the construction firm Somague, part of Sacyr Somague, has been developing major road, port, and sporting infrastructures in Portugal. The extension of Lisbon’s red subway line, the construction of the Basílica da Santíssima Trindade church in Fátima, and the building of the Estadio da Luz sports stadium are just three of its most emblematic projects.
In figures
3
HOSPITALS
We manage three P3 hospitals in Portugal
1,230
HOSPITAL BEDS
Capacity of the hospitals in Braga, Vila Franca de Xira and Isla Terceira.
5
FOOTBALL STADIUMS
Over 200,000 seats
Experts in overcoming challenges
At Sacyr, we know how to successfully tackle complex building and concessional management projects. In Portugal, leading examples include the Vasco da Gama bridge in Lisbon, the second longest in Europe, spanning 12.3 km in length.
We have also built the Foz Tua hydroelectricity plant (Bragança), which received The Year in Infrastructure 2018 award in the Energy Generation category.
We are also a leading company in the railroad construction sector. We are currently working on several projects, including a 40 km segment of the International South Corridor rail network.
In the P3 business, we currently manage three hospitals in Portugal: Braga, Vila de Xira and Isla Terceira, covering a total surface area of 240,000 square meters.
Experts in complex projects
Some of this country’s most recognizable infrastructures bear our hallmark. We have constructed huge buildings along with road, rail, airport, hydraulic and port infrastructures. The Torre Sacyr building in Madrid, Terminal 4 at Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suárez Airport, several sections of the high speed railway, Valencia port, Las Pedrizas toll road, and the Seville subway system are a few of our most relevant projects.
In figures
8
BILLION EUROS
Our portfolio of revenue is growing with new projects
2,000
KILOMETERS
Of roads and expressways built
4,700
BEDS
In newly built or renovated hospitals
26,000
JOBS
Our team is diverse and highly qualified
Overcoming challenges since 1986
We are part of people’s lives in Spain. In Spain, we have built over 400 km of high speed railway lines, 4.5 billion euros invested in building highways and toll roads, more than 1.8 billion euros in airport works, hospital projects for more than 2 billion euros, hydraulic engineering works for more than 1 billion euros, and port projects representing an investment of 500 million euros.
We have road infrastructure concessions through which 145,000 vehicles pass every day (in the 8 expressways we manage in Spain alone), stretching over 446 km. Hospital and transport infrastructures add tremendous value to our activity. Furthermore, through Sacyr Agua, we supply water to more than a million people in Spain.
Through a team of more than 26,000 people, we provide services in over 700 municipalities and offer home help to more than 20,000 people. Our Facility Management services allowed us to become the first ever integrated contracts operator in the hospital sector. Finally, our restaurant brand, Cafestore, is the third largest roadside restaurant operator in Spain.
Featured projects
Integral Water Cycle
Águilas-Guadalentín Desalination Plant: quality water for high yield agriculture
CO2-capturing wall coatings
We have tested a material called CO2atings at one of our projects in Barcelona to analyze how it can help us reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Reducing greenhouse gases is a key pillar of our Climate Change Strategy, which is why we design initiatives that prevent greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
As part of our strategy, we have collaborated with the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2) and its spin-off, LightNet Carbon Capture, to utilize a material they have developed that captures atmospheric CO2.
This material, known as CO2atings®, is a coating mortar that has been tested at one of our building projects in Barcelona.
“To date, the material had only been tested in the laboratory, which is why we found it interesting to conduct a pilot test on temporary walls within a construction environment, though not part of the actual building,” explains Eugenia Riqué, Head of Quality, Environment, and Energy for Sacyr's Building Division in Catalonia.
CO2atings® was applied to four wall facings with different orientations (north, south, east, and west), and periodic samples were collected over a month to monitor performance.
“This area had higher humidity, and with the positive results from this initial series of tests, we aim to continue with further pilot tests and explore the potential for use in a unique project,” adds Eugenia.
Nature-inspired technology
This solution uses a highly efficient technology that fixates CO2 through an accelerated ex-situ mineralization process, bio-inspired by natural mineral formations such as dolomites and evaporites.
Additionally, through Sacyr Water, we have explored the potential to extract valuable materials from brine for use in producing this CO2-capturing mortar. This is currently under further analysis.
The advantages of using this mortar include the use of abundant raw materials, resistance to cracking, durability in rain and humidity, compatibility with common construction materials such as cement, concrete, and asphalt, and the fact that it does not require energy consumption.
The analysis of samples taken from the temporary facilities provided by Sacyr concluded that the material performed well on all four facades, with the highest CO2 capture observed on the north-facing facade (up to 40% by weight compared to 30% on the other orientations).
LightNet Carbon Capture, a joint venture of ICN2 and CSIC, focuses its efforts on researching materials and solutions for CO2 capture, storage, and utilization.
Mount Rushmore features the faces of four iconic US presidents. Credit: Pxhere
The secrets of Mount Rushmore
The imposing likenesses of Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln, sculpted into the Black Hills of South Dakota, are more than a historical reminder. Their creation was a monumental feat of engineering that has left an indelible mark on the American landscape and imagery.
ISABEL RUBIO ARROYO | Tungsteno
A head 18.3 metres high and a nose 6.4 metres long: these are the stratospheric measurements of George Washington's head on Mount Rushmore. Next to him are situated the heads of Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln, towering over the beauty of the Black Hills of South Dakota.
Their dimensions would also leave some jaws agape: each of their eyes is approximately 3.4 metres wide and each mouth is about 5.5 metres across. We investigate the story behind this iconic American landmark.
Obstacles to sculpting US history
The idea to carve this iconic sculpture in the Black Hills dates back to 1923. It was suggested by South Dakotan State Historian Doane Robinson, who contacted sculptor Gutzon Borglum. The American artist decided to carve the faces of these four presidents because he felt that they represented the most important events in the history of the United States.
The project faced a number of challenges in its early days, including getting permission to carve into the mountain and acquiring sufficient funding. "For those involved, keeping the project moving forward often seemed more difficult than the actual work of carving the granite into a colossal sculpture of the four presidents," says the US National Park Service (NPS) website.
Lincoln Borglum, son of Gutzon Borglum, next to a plaster scale model of the monument. Credit: Charles D'Emery / NPS
Dynamite shaped the presidential faces
The creation of this iconic monument began on 4 October 1927 with the explosive power of dynamite, followed by meticulous carving by hand to bring the busts to life. This monumental project took 14 years to complete and involved the dedication and effort of nearly 400 workers. "The duties involved varied greatly from the call boy to drillers to the blacksmith to the housekeepers," the NPS notes.
The workers faced extreme conditions: from searing heat to bitter cold and high winds. Each day they climbed 700 steps to the top of the mountain to punch in, and then descended the wall face in a "bosun chair" supported by steel cables. The work was "exciting but dangerous," says the NPS, which notes that 90% of the rock was carved using dynamite.
Explosives were used until only three to six inches of rock remained to be removed and the final carving surface reached. At this point, drillers and assistant carvers drilled closely-packed holes into the granite in a process called "honeycombing". This weakened the rock so that it could often be removed by hand. Workers would then smooth the surface of the faces using hand tools, creating a final rock surface as smooth as a sidewalk.
Workers suspended to carve the faces of Mount Rushmore. Credit: Charles D'Emery / NPS
A hidden chamber carved into the mountain
Little did the workers know at the time that they were building a monument that would go down in history. With Borglum’s death in early 1941 and the Second World War looming on the horizon, the US Congress cut off funding for the project and all work on the memorial was halted on 31 October 1941. Over time, the sculpture has become a great icon of American history.
Today, more than two million people visit it each year, according to the NPS. Many may not know that hidden behind the giant stone heads is a chamber carved into the rock of the mountain, known as the Hall of Records, which is inaccessible to tourists.
Mount Rushmore hides a chamber carved into the mountain's stone behind Lincoln’s hairline. Credit: Business Insider
Inside the repository is a teakwood box that houses a titanium vault, covered by a granite capstone, on which the following quote from Borglum is etched: "...let us place there, carved high, as close to heaven as we can, the words of our leaders, their faces, to show posterity what manner of men they were. Then breathe a prayer that these records will endure until the wind and rain alone shall wear them away."
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- People
We are one of the best companies to work for in Spain!
Sacyr ranks 22nd in the prestigious "Top 100 Best Companies to Work for in Spain" list, published annually by Actualidad Económica.
We have received this award from Actualidad Económica, recognizing us as one of the "Top 100 Best Companies to Work for in Spain" Specifically, the economic supplement of the newspaper El Mundo places us in the 22nd spot on this prestigious ranking, which is published every year. Additionally, we are the top-ranked company in the infrastructure sector.
Patricia Martínez, Sacyr's General Director of People, accepted the award from Sergio Cobo, General Commercial Director of Unidad Editorial.
Since 2017, Sacyr has consistently been among the 30 best companies to work for, according to Actualidad Económica.
The ranking is based on an exhaustive questionnaire, overseen by independent human resources consultants and experts. The analysis includes a comprehensive set of open-ended and multiple-choice questions, which a large number of companies voluntarily complete.
In this edition, the publication highlights Sacyr's efforts in promoting more sustainable mobility among its professionals, as well as its investment in innovation and technology.
Results Presentation
Consult and download all the presentation of results from recent years, published in the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).
The 9M 2024 results presentation will take place on 6th November 2024 at 12:00 CET.
To access the webcast click here.