Ferrovial (FER) Osake Kurssi

Ferrovial SE generates revenue through its Construction, Highways, Airports, and Energy segments. The company develops and operates toll road infrastructure, including design and construction of public and private works, and construction of public infrastructures. It also develops, finances, and operates airports, while engaging in energy transmission and renewable generation infrastructure development and construction, alongside energy efficiency services. Ferrovial N.V. serves governments and private entities across the United States, Poland, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Canada through these segments. The Highways segment focuses on toll road infrastructure development, financing, and operation, with projects spanning multiple countries. The Airports segment involves the development and operation of airport facilities, while the Energy segment provides energy transmission and renewable generation infrastructure services. All segments operate under the Ferrovial N.V. brand, targeting public and private sector clients in key international markets. Ferrovial's business model relies on long-term infrastructure projects, with revenue derived from tolls, operational fees, and construction contracts. The company's international presence in the United States, Poland, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Canada allows it to serve diverse client needs across transportation and energy sectors. Its founding year of 1952 and Amsterdam headquarters are not part of the revenue model.