Categories: Economy

Ferrovial Lands on NASDAQ: Expanding Infrastructure Investments in the United States

Ferrovial, a Spanish multinational infrastructure company, has announced plans to list its shares directly on the Nasdaq stock exchange in the United States. The company completed the regulatory review process and has requested acceleration from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to declare the registration form effective on May 8, 2024. This will mark Ferrovial’s first presence on a US stock exchange and is expected to happen on May 9, 2024, or around that date.

Ferrovial’s President, Rafael del Pino, highlighted the company’s extensive experience in the US market, where it has been building highways for over 20 years and operating assets in several states. He also mentioned the development of the New Terminal One at JFK airport in New York as part of the company’s ongoing projects.

Rafael del Pino expressed his commitment to innovative infrastructure solutions for American communities and his dedication to expanding Ferrovial’s investment base in the United States. The company aims to increase its presence in the US market significantly in the coming years, leveraging high demand for infrastructure improvements and limited availability of public financing.

Samantha Reynolds

As a content writer at newsabcc.com, I dive into the depths of information to craft engaging and informative pieces that captivate our audience. With a keen eye for detail and a love for storytelling, I strive to deliver content that not only informs but also inspires. Whether unraveling the latest trends or delving into complex topics, I am dedicated to bringing valuable insights to our readers. Join me on this journey as we explore the world through the power of words.

Share
Published by
Samantha Reynolds

Recent Posts

Valerie Bertinelli Takes a Break from Social Media to Prioritize Mental Health: An Example for Others

Valerie Bertinelli, a popular actress and author, has announced that she is taking a break…

29 seconds ago

Georgian President Vetoes Controversial Foreign Influence Law, Sparking Mass Protests and Tension with Russia

On Saturday, Georgian President Salomé Zurabishvili vetoed the controversial Transparency Law on Foreign Influence, following…

3 mins ago

China Supplies Russia with Crucial Goods, Strengthening Ties in the Face of Western Sanctions

Despite Western sanctions, the Russian arms industry continues to grow with China serving as its…

9 mins ago

The Fight Against Misinformation: The European Commission Takes Action Against Microsoft’s Use of Generative AI in Bing Search Engine

On Friday, the European Commission issued a directive for Microsoft to provide documents regarding the…

10 mins ago

Twitter Rebranded to X: A New Era in Social Networking

On May 17, 2024, the social network Twitter underwent a significant change as it was…

13 mins ago

Cacace’s Emphatic Victory: The Surprise Uprising of a Young Boxing Champion in Saudi Arabia

In the lead-up to the fight, Cordina admitted that he had not anticipated facing Cacace…

15 mins ago