Juan Santamaría, CEO of the ACS Group, during the Executive Leadership Meeting

Guided by the vision of "One Group, One Team," senior leaders from across ACS Group came together to address global trends and define the strategic priorities that will shape the Group’s growth and future across key markets.

Against a backdrop of global transformation, ACS Group leaders discussed the megatrends reshaping global infrastructure — from digitalization and artificial intelligence to defense, critical minerals, nuclear energy, and sustainable mobility. These sectors are driving record levels of investment worldwide, and the Group is positioned to lead through an integrated End-to-End (E2E) model that combines engineering, construction, investment, and operations. The ACS Group is well positioned to:

Collaboration and innovation are at the heart of this transformation. Through ACS University — our global educational platform — we are investing in talent, fostering collaboration, and empowering the current and next generation of leaders who will shape the future of our Group and our industry.

The event was held at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium

Three days. 46 speakers. 300 attendees. And in the blink of an eye, the 10th edition of the Turner Innovation Summit has already become part of our history.

Over three dynamic days, leaders and teams from Turner and other ACS Group companies shared ideas, experiences, and visions under the theme “Titans of Tomorrow: Empowering Transformation.”

We didn’t just talk about what’s possible — we saw it happening. Because at the ACS Group, we’re not just adopting AI; we’re using it to build the future today.

This is what the new Huntington Bank Field will look like

In Cleveland, a joint venture between Turner and AECOM Hunt has been awarded the construction of the new Huntington Bank Field, Ohio’s first enclosed stadium. The groundbreaking “Super Theater” will feature 67,500 seats, with highlights including the closest seating in the NFL, a translucent roof that creates an open-air feel, flexible capacity for up to 75,000 spectators, and a unique beamless long-span roof system that enhances visibility.

In Philadelphia, another Turner–AECOM Hunt joint venture has been selected by the 76ers (NBA) and the Flyers (NHL) to build their new state-of-the-art arena at the South Philadelphia Sports Complex. The venue is expected to open in 2030, coinciding with the debut of Philadelphia’s new WNBA team, which will also play there.

This month also brings new recognitions for Turner, which has been ranked the No. 1 Green Builder in the United States by ENR for the 18th consecutive year. In addition, flagship projects such as Merdeka 118, PENN 2, and the Istanbul Finance Center have been honored for their excellence.

HOCHTIEF has secured a long-term framework contract
for nuclear and civil works at Sellafield

HOCHTIEF has secured a long-term framework contract for nuclear and civil works at Sellafield, one of Europe’s most complex nuclear decommissioning sites. HOCHTIEF (UK) Construction will deliver a major nuclear and civil works framework contract valued at up to £595 million (€685 million) at the Sellafield site.

The contract, with a duration of up to 15 years (an initial 9 years with an option to extend for 6 more), includes the design, engineering, and execution of civil infrastructure works in support of nuclear operations and decommissioning activities.

Muchea Battery is Neoen’s first 6-hour long-duration storage asset and will be equipped to support the State’s energy reliability and transition to renewables

This project comes immediately after UGL’s successful delivery of Neoen’s 341 MW / 1,363 MWh Collie Battery 2, also located in Western Australia. Collie Battery 2 has commenced operations – four months ahead of schedule.

In addition, Leighton Asia has secured a three-year extension to its asset integrity contract with PT Vale Indonesia, supporting operations at the Sorowako nickel mine in South Sulawesi, Indonesia.

Dragados participates in Lot 2 of the project

This month, construction has begun on the City of Justice in Madrid, a project that will bring together the various courts and jurisdictions currently spread across the capital into a single complex.

In Lot 2, carried out by a joint venture including Dragados (50%), the different jurisdictions will be housed alongside the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the Registry, together with their supporting services, parking facilities, and detention areas.

This project represents a significant step forward in the modernization of Madrid’s judicial administration, integrating functionality, accessibility, and sustainability into a landmark infrastructure for public service.

Additionally, this month Dragados also participated in the Spain–United Kingdom Business Summit held in London.

Abertis' SanefA1 highway in France

Abertis Infraestructuras has successfully placed a hybrid bond issuance for 250 million euros through its vehicle in The Netherlands, Abertis Finance B.V. This issue, placed among qualified international investors, with a broad demand (5 times oversubscribed), has perpetual maturity and has been closed with a yield of 4.375%. 

This issuance will form part the last benchmark issued in May, with the same coupon of 4.75% but with a lower yield as a result of an issue price above par.

The funds will be used to refinance part of the existing stock of hybrids, through a simultaneous bond repurchase offer for the same amount, announced this morning and whose acceptance period for bids will close on the October 28th.

Clece expands in Madrid

Clece has been awarded two major home care services (SAD) contracts in Madrid.

The first covers Lot 3 of the Madrid Community tender, including 84 municipalities in the northwest region. This contract, with a duration of two years plus an option for extension, began on September 1 and serves over 4,000 users with a team of more than 1,300 home care assistants.

The second award is for Lot 1 of the Madrid City Council SAD, covering 6 districts of the capital. Like the first, this contract lasts two years with the option for one additional year. It started on October 1 and currently serves over 15,700 users with a team of more than 3,000 home care assistants.

Turner has built 16 NFL stadiums, including Lumen Field, home of the Seattle Seahawks.

HOCHTIEF developed the M4 Sydhavn line of the Copenhagen Metro, including 5 underground stations.

CIMIC constructed Terminal 1 of Hong Kong International Airport.