PSOE and PP will compete for 50 billion of Ibex
The State is present in Ibex 35 companies such as Aena, CaixaBank, Indra, Telefónica, IAG, Redeia and Enagás, but also in Continuo companies, such as Ebro Foods, Talgo and Airbus.
The Spanish government owns stakes in ten listed companies, seven of which are part of the Ibex 35, with a total value of around €50 billion. The government's largest stake is in Aena, through Enaire, with a 51% holding worth around €19.8 billion, or 40% of the state's total portfolio. The government also holds stakes in CaixaBank, Airbus, Indra, Telefónica, Redeia, Enagás, IAG, and Talgo, with the state-owned entity Sepi managing most of these stakes.
A potential change in government could lead to a new strategy for state participation in listed companies.
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