Pablo Colio, CEO FCC Group, has participated in the Global Macquarie Capital Infrastructure & Energy Group, held on October 15 in London (United Kingdom). The event convened more than 180 Macquarie directors, who discussed and analyzed the global infrastructure market, its future projections and key investment focuses. According to Oxford Economics, it is estimated that investment in infrastructure in Europe will be $ 7 billion between 2016 and 2040. Europe invested 2.2 percent of GDP in infrastructure between 2007 and 2015. Europe would need to keep spending at a similar rate of GDP between 2016 and 2040, or slightly increase it to 2.6 percent of GDP to meet the investment need forecast.

FCC was invited to participate in the round table in which the company's experiences in the different infrastructure projects that it jointly develops with Macquarie were analyzed. The future collaboration needs for the investment and construction of the different transport projects that will be tendered in the near future in Europe were exposed.

FCC and Macquarie began their business relationship in 2007, with the tender for the Dublin metro. Until then, both companies have jointly participated in projects such as Mersey Bridge in Liverpool (United Kingdom) (one of the 100 most important infrastructures in the world according to KPMG). Projects under development such as Haren Prison in Belgium, Grangegorman University in Ireland or the A9 motorway in the Netherlands.

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