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Acciona entra en el 'top 10' de constructoras más rentables

Las multinacionales españolas del sector elevan puestos entre las más grandes del mundo. ACS asciende al grupo de las 30 con mejor margen. Leer

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Acciona entra en el 'top 10' de constructoras más rentables

Spanish construction companies have secured top positions in the world's largest construction firms. Acciona, a Spanish company, has risen to the tenth position in the global ranking, based on Deloitte's annual Global Powers of Construction report. The report, which considers global revenue and profitability, shows that Spanish companies have demonstrated strong growth and profitability.

ACS, the largest Spanish firm by revenue, has climbed to the tenth place in the global ranking with revenues of almost 50 billion euros in 2025. More than 90% of its income comes from outside Spain, making it the most international company in the sector. Ferrovial is among the four largest global construction companies by market capitalization, while Acciona has climbed to the seventh position in the global ranking based on profitability.

The report highlights the strong internationalization and diversification strategies of Spanish construction companies, which have enabled them to achieve high profitability even in a sector characterized by tight margins.

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