BNET Industries
Last Fiscal Year Sales:$7.5B
- Public
- ES
Dow Jones Description
Helping Spain to construct its past, present and future. Founded in 1900, Madrid, Spain-based Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas--Grupo FCC (MAD: FCC) is one of the country's leading construction companies. Its construction activities include highways, airports, dams, harbors, railways, and oil and gas pipelines. Non-construction related services include solid waste collection and disposal, street cleaning, water supply, drinking and waste water treatment plants maintenance, cement manufacture, real estate development, parking, urban furniture and fixtures, passenger transport, official vehicle inspection and airport handling, among others. The company serves municipalities in Europe, South America and the Caribbean. It has over 63,600 employees and revenue of about $7.5 billion. In Aptil 2006, FCC, through subsidiary Aqualia, acquired Czech water company SeveromoravskA¬ Vodovody a Kanalizace Ostrava, A.S. (SmVaK) for about $300 million.
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Montes RafelNumber of Employees 63,602
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NAICS Code Motor Vehicle Metal Stamping: 336370
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The Elimination of the Consequences of Bad Behavior Continues
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- 2009-03-03
The Unknown Professor submits: From today's Wall Street Journal: Citigroup Inc. announced Tuesday a new program aimed at addressing the latest challenge facing the mortgage industry: unemployed homeowners. by Unknown Professor
Nationalization, By Any Other Name
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- 2009-03-02
Katy Delay submits: The word "nationalization" has put fear and trembling into the American marketplace, and understandably so. It rings of socialism, of the European model, of the Third-Way progressive compromise. It's the death knell of the American form of free-market capitalism that is the foundational pillar beneath our...
Treasury's Bank Plan: Oh, How It's Flawed
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- 2009-03-02
Peter Morici submits: Timothy Geithner continues to destroy bank equity with a misguided TARP and vaguely-defined Financial Stability Plan. He seeming doesn’t grasp that he can’t stop a tub with a two inch drain from losing its water with a one inch stopper. Roughly, the United States...
CitiTARP: Worst Convert Ever
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- 2009-03-02
The arithmetic on Treasury’s conversion of the TARP Preferred Stock investment into Citi’s C common is troubling. Last Friday Treasury agreed to convert $25 Billion of the TARP Pref for 36% of the common of Citi. The problem is that as of the close of business on Friday 36%...
Why Citi Common Shares Crashed, and Why Common Preferred May Be Problematic Too
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- 2009-02-28
Tyler Durden submits: (Please read update 4 for very important additional information) The Volkswagen bandwagon idea de jour was a capital structure arbitrage in Citi C preferred paired with shorting Citi common. As the government's term sheet proposed the conversion of Citi preferred stock into common at a...
Morning Cheer: Now You Own Citi - And the Economy Is Worse Than You Thought
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- 2009-02-27
Tom Lindmark submits: I wonder sometimes if we would be better off without the Internet, CNBC and all the other instant news sources that pound the latest bad news into our consciousness almost as it happens. Maybe all of this was easier to cope with during the Depression when it...
Why Citi's Failure Costs More than Saving It Does
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- 2009-02-25
Chad Brand submits: Why has the government injected $45 billion into Citigroup C rather than simply let it fail? Believe it or not, because of how much it might cost the taxpayer to do so. I know that might sound backwards, but consider the largest bank failure so far,...
Can the Economy Recover in the Midst of a Consumer Confidence Crisis?
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- 2009-02-03
J Clinton Hill submits: Citigroup C announced plans to use $36.5bn of the $45bn in TARP funds it received for the purpose of lending in the following areas: $25bn in mortgages; $5.8bn for credit card loans; $2.5bn for consumer loans; $1.5bn for corporate loans; and $1bn for student loans. ...
Connecticut's Method of Eliminating Unemployment
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- 2009-01-26
Bill Zielinski submits: The State of Connecticut has discovered a method of preventing job layoffs. Blumenthal Wants Connecticut Regulators To Block AT&T Job Cuts - The Hartford Courant by Bill Zielinski
Why it Matters That a Saudi Prince was Burned By Citigroup
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- 2009-01-22
Kirk Shinkle submits: The fate of oil-rich billionaires doesn't often elicit much sympathy among everyday investors but the waning fortunes of foreign buyers of U.S. assets are worth watching closely. That's because foreign demand for American assets is waning as problems at U.S. banks continue to tarnish America's long history...
Decision Makers
| Name (plus bio) | Position |
|---|---|
| Montes Rafel | CEO |
| Oreja Marcelino | President |
| Esther Koplowitz Romero de Juseu | Owner |
| Francisco Vicent Chulia | Secretary |
Board of Directors
| Name (plus bio) | Position |
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| Rafael Montes Sanchez | Vice Chairman & CEO |
| Marcelino Oreja Aguirre | Chairman |
| Alicia Alcocer Koplowitz | Board of Directors |
| Antonio Perez Colmenero | Board of Directors |
| Carmen Alcocer Koplowitz | Board of Directors |
| Felipe Bernabe Garcia Perez | Board of Directors |
| Fernando Falco y Fernandez de Cordova | Board of Directors |
| Francisco Mas-Sarda Casanelles | Board of Directors |
| Gonzalo Anes Alvarez-Castrillon | Board of Directors |
| Jose Aguinaga Cardenas | Board of Directors |
| Juan Castells Masana | Board of Directors |
| Lourdes Martinez Zabala | Board of Directors |
| Luis Chicarro Cardenas | Board of Directors |
| Pedro Agustin del Castillo Machado | Board of Directors |
| Robert Peugeot | Board of Directors |
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| Volume | 287,051 |
| Shares Outstanding | 0. |
| Market Cap | 0. |
| Year High | 94.19 |
| Year Low | 62.82 |
| Earnings Per Share | 0.00 |
| P/E Ratio | N/A |
| Dividend | 1.7152 |
| Yield | 1.9231 |
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