10 words that give voice to our Strategic Plan

In recent months, we have distributed the 24-27-33 Strategic Plan to our stakeholders. One of the most successful mechanisms in reaching both internal and external audiences has been the “Strategic Plan: Carrying the Word”, a series in which our experts showcase 10 concepts that define our path.

They say words are carried on the wind. Perhaps that’s why we created the “Strategic Plan: Carrying the Word” communication series, in which Sacyr professionals explain the main concepts of our new strategic cycle in their own words.

The terms chosen are Rating, Water, AI, Transport, Sustainability, P3, Security, Diversity, X3, and Social.

Over the course of 10 months, we travelled to 10 locations with 10 different teams in order to determine the ambitions and ideas that will guide our strategy in the coming years.

Since the launch of our Strategic Plan in May 2024, we have continued to grow and consolidate our position as a leader in the development of greenfield infrastructure transport, social and water projects. 

We will discuss the journey of the “Strategic Plan: Carrying the Word” throughout Sacyr.

Rating

Our investment team is working to obtain an investment-grade rating. This goal will consolidate our global growth as a concessionaire, allowing us to accelerate our development in international markets.

 
 

 

Water 

We provide our experience, technology, and innovation in end-to-end water cycle management to ensure water quality and access. In early 2025, we secured our first major concession contract in this strategic cycle with the wastewater treatment, reuse, and subsequent sale project in Antofagasta (Chile).

 
 

 

AI

Because technology is crucial to achieving our strategic objectives, our ICT team works to ensure the optimisation and automation of processes, while predictive analysis allows our professionals to focus on more strategic tasks.

 
 

 

Transport

We “teleport” to the recently opened Belfast Transport Hub for the first international chapter of our “Strategic Plan: Carrying the Word”. By developing transport infrastructure, we drive connectivity, improving the links between people and communities.

 
 

 

Sustainability

Colombia’s Canal del Dique demonstrates our work toward a better world. Ensuring our projects have a positive impact on the surrounding communities is the foundation of the 24-27 Sustainable Sacyr Route, which is based on four pillars: the planet, people, prosperity, and governance.

 
 

 

P3

Public-Private partnerships (P3 or PPP) are essential to the advancement of society. Infrastructure development through P3 projects facilitates their maintenance, operation, and improvement under optimal conditions. Chile is one of our main concession markets.

 
 

 

Safety

In every project we undertake, we implement strict health and safety protocols that allow us to meet our objectives while protecting our teams. Our preventive culture and the commitment of our senior and middle managers are the driving forces that help us minimise accidents and increase safety training. 

 
 

 

Diversity

We will only achieve the ambitious goal of becoming the world’s largest greenfield infrastructure developer by 2033 with diverse and inclusive teams. Our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policy and Plan guide us in our commitment to gender, functional, cultural, demographic, generational, experiential, and cognitive diversity and establish concrete objectives, measures, and indicators through 2027

 
 

 

X3

In this strategic cycle, we will triple the invested equity and our P3 asset valuation. Translated into figures, we aim to achieve an invested equity total of 4.5 to 5 billion euros and an asset value of between 9 and 10 billion euros. Italy is one of our most important concession markets, where we will continue to grow in the coming years through the SIS consortium.  

 
 

 

Social

The Sacyr Foundation serves as a conduit for the positive impact of our professionals. More than 1,000 employees participate in volunteer programmes related to the Sacyr Foundation’s primary focus areas: early childhood development, environment, inclusion, emergencies, disabilities, and healthcare.

 
 

We prioritize the circular model to fight climate change

The Circular Transformation series introduces us to the circular economy as a key strategic model to fight climate change.

In this installment of the Circular Transformation series, Paula Honrado and Gonzalo Vicente, from the Environment, Quality and Energy Department, explain the concept of the circular economy as a model to keep natural resources within the production cycle.

 

 

Prioritizing materials with recycled content, working with local suppliers, and properly managing the waste we generate are key factors in reducing emissions.

In 2024, over 92% of the waste generated from Sacyr’s activities has been reused, recycled, or recovered. Since 2020, we have avoided emitting nearly 10,000 tons of CO2 and have recovered more than 23 million units of waste.

El Palacio de Velázquez, ejemplo de la construcción industrializada 

Este emblemático edificio de Madrid fue rehabilitado por Sacyr hace 15 años. Luis Esteban, que participó como jefe de obra en aquel proyecto, nos cuenta su importancia para hacer avanzar las técnicas constructivas a finales del siglo XIX. 

Luis Esteban
Director Arquitectura en Sacyr Ingeniería e Infraestructuras

Se cumplen 15 años de la rehabilitación del Palacio Velázquez del Parque del Retiro (Madrid) por parte de Sacyr, en la que tuve la suerte de formar parte del equipo como jefe de obra. 

Los trabajos incluyeron la ejecución de una nueva cubierta y la restauración integral del espacio interior. Un trabajo desafiante ya que el edificio cuenta con Nivel 1 de protección con grado singular y está catalogado, dado su valor histórico y artístico.

Fue la primera obra de Sacyr en el emblemático pulmón verde de la ciudad de Madrid y un orgullo para la compañía participar en la restauración del Patrimonio Nacional. 

 

 
 

Imagen del interior recogida de la cuenta oficial del Palacio de Velázquez.

 

El Palacio de Velázquez fue inaugurado en 1883 como pabellón temporal para la Exposición Nacional de Minería, Artes Metalúrgicas, Cerámica, Cristalería y Aguas Minerales, que se celebró en Madrid ese año, durante el reinado de Alfonso XII.  

Su arquitecto Ricardo Velázquez Bosco le dió nombre al edificio y siguió para su proyecto el modelo que Joseph Paxton había establecido al proyectar el Crystal Palace de Londres. El diseño organiza una arquitectura amplia, cubierta con bóvedas de estructura de hierro, donde el cristal se usa para dotar de iluminación natural a los grandes espacios interiores.

Acabada la exposición el edificio, lejos de demolerse, paso a destinarse a Museo de Ultramar.  Hasta la actualidad donde pertenece al Ministerio de Cultura, quien lo dedica a sala de exposiciones temporales del Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía.

Pese a la antigüedad del edificio, tiene un curioso y actual nexo de unión con la arquitectura contemporánea. Las columnas de fundición, que pueden ser una de las más singulares características del edificio, podrían considerarse como los primeros ejemplos de construcción industrializada porque se fabricaron en taller.  Siendo por tanto una de las primeras semillas de la prefabricación e industrialización, que después de tantos años, se retoma en la actualidad con mucha fuerza.  

 

  


En este contexto de la construcción del Palacio Velázquez, es relevante indicar que la producción y exportación de hierro había crecido enormemente en España a partir de 1875, y con ello surgieron en Madrid las primeras fábricas de hierro (fundido y colado), desde las cuales se suministró al proyecto.

Todo ello permitió que las columnas de hierro pudieran ser elegidas por catálogo y llegaran a la obra completamente terminadas, solo esperando a ser colocadas. 

El éxito de este edificio le supuso al arquitecto Velázquez el encargo de otros edificios importantes como la Escuela de Ingenieros de Minas y el Palacio de Cristal del parque del Retiro, donde continuó usando soluciones de estructuras metálicas de hierro fundido con el empleo añadido de grandes lucernarios.

  • Results

1H 2025 Results presentation

The publication of the first half 2025 results will take place on Tuesday, July 29, after market close, both on the CNMV and on this website.

The analyst presentation will be held on Wednesday, July 30 at 12:00 PM CEST

Click here to watch the webcast.
 

On July 29, after market close, the first half 2025 results will be published both on the CNMV and on this website.

The analyst presentation will take place on July 30, 2025, at 12:00 PM CEST and will be broadcast live via audio webcast.

Click here to watch the webcast.

 

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