FCC has been awarded the ECOFIN Image of Spain Award, a recognition that has been given for more than 10 years to companies, institutions and initiatives that contribute to expanding the Spain Brand around the world.

The award was collected on behalf of FCC by Felipe García Bernabé, the company's general secretary, at a ceremony that took place on 17 October at La Noche de las Finanzas, held at the Cristalera de la Hípica at the Club de Campo de Villa de Madrid.  

The Jury of the ECOFIN 2022 Awards recognized FCC with this award as "a brand with more than 120 years of experience that certifies the value of Spanish talent in leading international projects on five continents". Since the end of the 1970s, the company has been signing important international projects to improve the quality of life of local communities and citizens in the countries where it operates.

The international presence of the FCC Group in more than 25 countries, in whose markets it has obtained 45% of its revenues in the last financial year, endorses the globality and expansion it has experienced as a centenary group, but also the confidence in the possibilities of its domestic market, as well as the experience and professionalism of its specialized technical teams.

FCC is today one of the first groups of citizen services, of international reference, present in the sectors of environmental services, integral water management, infrastructures, cement and real estate management.

More than 10 years working for Marca España

During this time, companies such as Santander, BBVA, Mapfre, Calidad Pascual, Iberia and El Corte Inglés have already received this award. Institutions such as the Cervantes Institute, the Military Emergency Unit (UME), the National Transplant Organization and Mensajeros de la Paz, among other projects, have also received the award, which "highlight the value of the Spain Brand and bring together the country's values, share them with the world and contribute to positioning our companies and institutions at the forefront around the world", as Salvador Molina, president of the ECOFIN Forum, points out.