Chris Josselyn
The Spanish toll road operator claims it’s still on track to grow both turnover and EBITDA as first quarter traffic numbers decline less than expected.
The development bank has agreed to lend €70m for gas storage facility acquisition to bolster the state’s energy independence.
Spanish infrastructure developer Abertis Infraestructuras on Tuesday published its results for the first quarter of 2009, showing a fall in both traffic figures and EBITDA. Traffic on Abertis’ toll road network for the four month period ending April 30 fell by 5.7 percent from the prior corresponding period, with EBITDA dropping 1.5 percent to €522 […]
The development bank has agreed to lend €70m for gas storage facility acquisition to bolster the state’s energy independence.