Ferrovial reported FY 2025 revenue of EUR 9.6 billion (+5.2%) and operating profit of EUR 1.2 billion (-62.1%). Profit before tax from continuing operations was EUR 1.1 billion (-70.5%) and net profit was EUR 1.1 billion (-67.0%), with a FY 2025 income tax benefit of EUR 60 million versus a tax expense in FY 2024. Cash flows from operating activities rose to EUR 1.9 billion (+49.0%), ending FY 2025 with cash and cash equivalents of EUR 4.3 billion. By division, Highways revenue increased to EUR 1.4 billion (+9.4%), driven primarily by higher toll rates across U.S. Managed Lanes; Airports revenue rose to EUR 111 million (+22.0%); Construction revenue grew to EUR 7.7 billion (+5.8%), led by Webber (+15.8%); and Energy revenue increased to EUR 339 million (+25.6%). Highways traffic growth was led by 407 ETR (vehicle kilometers travelled 2,819 million; +6% for FY 2025), while Dalaman airport passengers were 5.6 million in FY 2025 with a -1% passenger trend for the year, with the company citing macroeconomic and geopolitical pressures in Turkey affecting international traffic. Ferrovial said FY 2025 impairment and disposal of fixed assets income was EUR 210 million, mainly reflecting the sale of a 50% stake in AGS and the sale of the services business in Chile, while FY 2024 was boosted by gains including the sale of a 19.75% stake in Heathrow Airports Holdings.

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