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Ferrovial S.A.
Last updated on: 27 June 2016
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Business SummaryProvides civil contracting for infrastructure projects.Country of IncorporationSpainOwnership TypePublicly ListedEstablished In1952Primary SectorConstructionNumber of Employees-Contact details
Primary address
Area: Calle Principe de VergaraP.O. Box: 135
Country: Spain
City: Madrid
City Suffix: 28002
Region
MadridCONTACT
- Tel: +34 91-586-2500
- Email: web@ferrovial.es
- www.ferrovial.com
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