Ferrovial confirms Nasdaq listing plan, shares remain tied to Madrid quote

By Stefan Krueger, Long-Term & Business Model desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-27, 10:35.

Ferrovial (NL0015001IX2) has set out a clear plan to seek a U.S. listing on Nasdaq in addition to its Spanish quotation on BME. The infrastructure group frames the move as a way to broaden its investor base and improve access to international capital markets, according to its investor relations material.Ferrovial investor relations overview

What Ferrovial has announced

Ferrovial’s board approved a cross-border conversion of the company into a European public limited company and a transfer of its registered office to the Netherlands, a step presented as paving the way for a future Nasdaq listing.Company press release on Dutch move The company remains traded on Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (BME) in Madrid under the ticker FER, where it is a constituent of Spain’s IBEX 35 blue-chip index.Madrid exchange listing data

The group argues that a presence on Nasdaq will align its listing structure with its largely international shareholder base and its project pipeline, which has a significant exposure to North America. Management points to increased visibility among global infrastructure and concession investors as an expected benefit of the move, alongside potentially higher liquidity in the shares once a U.S. quote is available.

Long-term strategy and global footprint

Ferrovial positions itself as a long-term developer and operator of transportation infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on toll roads and airports in Europe and North America.Corporate overview of Ferrovial Its strategic plan gives priority to managing and expanding a portfolio of high-value concessions, including managed lanes in the United States and stakes in major airports such as Heathrow and certain hubs in Spain.

The company highlights the North American market, and especially the United States, as a key growth area, underpinned by infrastructure spending programs and a long pipeline of potential public-private partnerships. It also underlines its focus on capital discipline and portfolio rotation, periodically divesting non-core or mature assets to reinvest in higher-growth opportunities, a strategy that has shaped its evolution over recent decades.

The business behind the stock

Ferrovial generates most of its earnings from a portfolio of toll road concessions and airport stakes, complemented by its construction and services activities.Latest results and presentations Landmark assets include managed lanes in Texas and Virginia in the United States and a significant shareholding in London’s Heathrow Airport, which together account for a large portion of the company’s valuation and cash flow.

Where the stock trades today

The Ferrovial shares (NL0015001IX2) trade on the Madrid stock exchange (BME) under the ticker FER, with the quote denominated in euros. As of 2026-06-26, 16:00, the shares closed at 29.80 euros in regular Spanish trading according to the BME price data.

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