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Sacyr studies engineering sale: Sacyr stock sits 20.20 percent below its high. Published on 10/15/2026 at 11:24 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS Sacyr Proyecta has EUR 50 million turnover and EUR 14 million EBITDA. Sacyr stock costs EUR 3.95 on October 15, 2026, below its EUR 4.95 high. Operating figures and valuation. * Sacyr Proyecta's proposed review covers EUR 50 million turnover and EUR 14 million EBITDA on October 14, 2026. * Sacyr reported EUR 78 million net income in the first half of 2026, up 157 percent year over year. * Sacyr stock traded at EUR 3.95 at 11:14 a.m. CEST at Lang & Schwarz on October 15, 2026, 20.20 percent below its EUR 4.95 52-week high. Sacyr (ISIN ES0182870214) was trading at EUR 3.95 at Lang & Schwarz on October 15, 2026, 20.20 percent below its 52-week high of EUR 4.95. The company is studying a possible sale of its industrial engineering business, according to Democrata on October 14, 2026. Discover more Hire Contractors Read Economics Learn Engineering Sale review changes the mix. Sacyr has hired Alantra to analyze a possible disposal of its industrial engineering division, which operates through Sacyr Proyecta. The unit has estimated annual turnover of EUR 50 million and EBITDA of EUR 14 million, while Sacyr says it is exploring strategic opportunities without announcing a final decision, Democrata reported. The review fits Sacyr's stated emphasis on concessions, transport, healthcare and water infrastructure. Its investor-relations page describes concessions as the group's driving activity and lists water and engineering as complementary areas, while FY 2025 figures show EUR 4,660 million revenue and EUR 1,358 million EBITDA, Sacyr states. What does the sale review mean? The potential disposal would favor a smaller engineering footprint if proceeds support debt reduction and concession investment. That interpretation matters because Sacyr's first-half 2026 results showed net income of EUR 78 million, up 157 percent from a year earlier, while revenue rose 9 percent to EUR 2,437 million, Finanzas reported on October 7, 2026. Concessions generated EUR 977 million revenue and EUR 402 million EBITDA in the first half of 2026. The water division added EUR 185 million revenue, up 33 percent, and its backlog reached EUR 8,200 million, up 18 percent from the end of 2025, according to Finanzas. Stock stays below yearly high. Sacyr's market capitalization was EUR 3.1 billion as of October 15, 2026, with a 52-week range of EUR 3.55 to EUR 4.95. Saxo listed a consensus target of EUR 5.41 from nine analysts on October 7, 2026. That target lies 36.96 percent above the Lang & Schwarz price, although the review remains an exploratory step rather than a completed transaction. Sacyr stock was trading at EUR 3.95 at Lang & Schwarz on October 15, 2026, at 11:14 a.m. CEST, 20.20 percent below its EUR 4.95 52-week high. The further course of trading is shown by the continuously updated real-time quote of Sacyr stock. Sacyr stock key data. * Company: Sacyr, S.A. * ISIN: ES0182870214 * Ticker: SCYR.MC * Primary exchange: BME Spanish Exchanges * Price Lang & Schwarz (as of October 15, 2026, 11:14 a.m. CEST): EUR 3.95 * Market capitalization: EUR 3.1 billion (as of October 15, 2026) * 52-week range: EUR 3.55-EUR 4.95 (as of October 15, 2026) * Sector / Industry: Industrials * Index membership: IBEX 35 Discover more Invest in Stocks Sponsored Ad Sacyr stock: new analysis - 23 October. Fresh Sacyr information released. What's the impact for investors? Our latest independent report examines recent figures and market trends. Disclaimer regarding our articles: This is not investment advice, nor is it a recommendation to buy or sell. Information regarding prices, companies, and markets is provided without guarantee; changes may occur at any time. Stock market transactions can result in significant losses. Our articles are created and reviewed, in whole or in part, automatically with the assistance of AI. en | ES0182870214 | SACYR | boerse | 70328269 | bgmi

Alantra appoints Zak Chaudary as Managing Director strengthening its capital optimization capabilities. Date 2 September 2026 Type Press Releases London, 02 September 2026 - Alantra, the independent global mid-market financial services firm, has strengthened its Financial Institutions Group (FIG) with the appointment of Zak Chaudary as a Managing Director. Based in London, Zak will complement the firm's structured finance capabilities and lead its Significant Risk Transfer (SRT) arranging activities. Zak brings more than 20 years of experience in structured credit, securitization, and credit financing, with particular expertise in structuring, arranging, and syndicating complex SRT transactions. He joins Alantra from Deutsche Bank, where he had worked since 2007 across a range of roles including the development, structuring, and execution of the bank's SRT issuance programs. Zak's appointment further strengthens Alantra's structured finance advisory and arranger capabilities and its ability to support financial institutions with tailored solutions to transfer credit risk, optimize regulatory capital, and strengthen their balance sheets. Alantra's FIG team comprises more than 80 dedicated professionals advising banks, non-bank lenders, investors, and corporations. The team provides strategic and financial advice across capital, risk, and funding solutions, including public and private securitizations, strategic partnerships, portfolio transactions, and M&A. Since 2020, the team has completed more than 350 FIG transactions for over 100 clients, representing an aggregate deal value of approximately €170bn. Recent FIG transactions include advising Helaba on the €2.3bn synthetic STS securitization of a portfolio of corporate exposures, acting as sole arranger and financial adviser to Piraeus Bank on its €2bn synthetic STS securitization of corporate and SME exposures, acting as Joint Lead Arranger to Bank of Scotland, part of Lloyds Banking Group, on a £1bn deconsolidating securitization of residential mortgages, acting as sole arranger of a €300mn forward flow of equity release mortgages to Arrago and acting as sole advisor to Openbank on the €750mn divestment of its mortgage portfolio.

Alantra expands its Energy Transition investment offering with the launch of a dedicated secondaries strategy. Alantra has launched a dedicated secondaries strategy within its Energy Transition asset class through Horizon Secondaries, F.C.R., a c. €120mn (USD 140mn) investment vehicle, backed by anchor investor CommonWealth Investments, alongside international institutional investors including Blue Earth Capital's impact secondaries strategy and Swisscanto's World Carbon Solutions fund. The vehicle has acquired a portfolio of around 10 innovative growth companies across North America, Europe, and Asia from Shell Ventures. The Energy Transition market is entering a more mature phase, creating a growing number of secondary investment opportunities as existing shareholders seek liquidity while companies continue to scale. Alantra believes this development creates an attractive opportunity to invest in established businesses with further growth potential. Alantra's experience in the asset class includes investments in primary growth-stage Energy Transition companies through Klima and the recently launched Klima II, which has secured a €70mn commitment from the European Investment Fund, as well as clean-energy infrastructure investments, with 565 MW of capacity acquired to date. The new secondaries strategy builds on this track record and extends Alantra's offering across primary and secondary markets. Horizon Secondaries is the first vehicle launched under the new strategy, which is intended to pursue further secondary investment opportunities through dedicated vehicles. It is also the third vehicle launched by Alantra Asset Management this year to provide investors with access to direct investment opportunities in pre-identified assets, following the Health in Code continuation vehicle and the Salto co-investment vehicle. Patricia Pascual-Ramsay, CEO of Alantra Asset Management, said: "The launch of this new business line is an important step in the continued development of Alantra Asset Management and reinforces Energy Transition as one of our strategic growth areas. The market has reached a point where a growing number of high-quality companies are becoming accessible through secondary transactions, creating a compelling long-term opportunity for investors. Our experience across the asset class gives us a deep understanding of the underlying technologies, business models and market dynamics, allowing us to identify opportunities where we believe we can deliver differentiated value." Guido Geheniau, Director at CommonWealth Investments, commented: "As an independent Amsterdam based investment office with a long track record in secondaries, we know how much value there is in well-run, growth-stage businesses where one shareholder is ready to move on while others stay in for the next phase of growth. Horizon Secondaries lets us apply that same patient, hands-on approach at an international scale, partnering with Alantra's asset management team." Nicolas Muller, Managing Director, Head of Private Equity Partnerships at Blue Earth Capital, added: "This transaction is an important milestone for Blue Earth Capital's impact secondaries strategy. A generation of energy transition companies has matured over the past decade, yet the liquidity options available to their early backers have not kept pace. We are delighted to partner with Alantra to help close that gap and build a more efficient secondary market for climate and energy transition assets." Quennie Co, Managing Partner, Shell Ventures, said:"Alantra's focus on high-growth businesses and its global footprint mean it is well-placed to support these companies as they continue to scale. Today's announcement, which represents a small proportion of the Shell Ventures' quality portfolio, reflects our strategic focus on concentrating our support where we can have the greatest impact. We remain committed to investing, deploying and scaling innovative energy solutions." The transaction remains subject to transfer and closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Alantra Asset Management currently has c. €3.2bn of fee-earning assets under management across Private Equity, Private Debt, Active Funds, and Energy strategies, of which c. €450mn are invested in the Energy Transition asset class. As part of its 2026-2028 strategic plan, the firm aims to grow fee-earning assets under management to c. €10bn, supported by the continued expansion of its existing investment capabilities and the selective acquisition of specialized European asset managers. Highlight. by Axon Partners Group cloud technology axon