Ferrovial SE became a constituent of the Nasdaq‑100 Index effective before the market opened on Monday, December 22, 2025, after the company announced its addition on December 13. The move places the Spanish infrastructure firm among the 100 largest non‑financial companies listed on Nasdaq, a status that can boost visibility and attract passive index funds.
Inclusion in the Nasdaq‑100 signals strong market confidence in Ferrovial’s growth strategy. The index requires a minimum average daily trading value and a market‑capitalization threshold, both of which Ferrovial met. The addition is expected to increase trading volume and liquidity, making the stock more attractive to institutional investors who track the index.
Ferrovial’s business remains diversified across toll roads, airports, construction, and energy. North America is a key growth engine, with the company managing the 407 ETR in Toronto and several U.S. managed‑lane projects. The firm is also developing New Terminal One at New York’s JFK International Airport, underscoring its commitment to high‑value infrastructure in the U.S. market, which it entered in May 2024.
CEO Ignacio Madridejos said the inclusion “highlights the strength of our distinctive integrated business model in delivering essential infrastructure. It broadens our shareholder base and reflects market confidence in our ability to develop high‑value projects that drive economic growth.” The statement emphasizes the strategic importance of the index move for investor relations and long‑term value creation.
The addition is likely to attract passive funds that track the Nasdaq‑100, expanding Ferrovial’s U.S. investor base. The company’s U.S. listing since May 2024 and its growing North American toll‑road portfolio position it well to capture the inflow of capital from index‑tracking vehicles. The move also signals to the market that Ferrovial’s diversified model is resilient and capable of meeting the rigorous criteria of a leading U.S. index.
In related corporate actions, Ferrovial terminated its existing share‑buyback program on December 12 and launched a new program capped at €800 million to fund future projects and strategic initiatives. The firm reported a 6.2% like‑for‑like revenue increase and a 4.8% rise in adjusted EBITDA for the nine months of 2025, supported by strong demand in its toll‑road and airport segments. These financial highlights reinforce the narrative that Ferrovial’s diversified operations are delivering solid growth and profitability.
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