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We have discovered two new types of orchids thanks to the flora conservation activities included in our Sacyr Concesiones project, the Rumichaca - Pasto road project in Nariño, Colombia

Project delivery is scheduled for July 2022

Chile is one of our home markets. It has been 25 years since we started our first project in this country and today, we are the first private infrastructure investor. This is the result of our commitment to the development of sustainable infrastructure that contributes to the progress of this country.

• Concession company Devimar habilitates the 19 km Functional Unit 1, that connects the western end of the Túnel de Occidente and the municipality of San Jerónimo.
• The 181 km Autopista al Mar 1 faces the final stretch of the construction project with the construction works on the new Túnel de Occidente, the Río Cauca bridge and a 14 km divided highway section between San Jerónimo and Santa Fe de Antioquia.

The consortium led by Sacyr finishes paving the runway and heads straight to the final stretch of the project

• We are developing the geothermal plant at the highest altitude in the world (4,970 m) which will supply energy to more than 2,500 people

This Sacyr subsidiary maintains more than 2,500 km of roads in Peru, making it a leader in road conservation in this country

The construction of the new hospital progresses at a good pace and is already at more than 80% completion

We will invest $US 892 million in improving this highway, crucial for transport between Santiago and the Port of San Antonio

The new highway aims to reduce air and noise pollution, as well as travel time in one of the most congested capitals of the continent.

The Quillota-Petorca hospital is the first in the country with the CES sustainable building standard.

We have finalized the construction of an emblematic building in Santiago de Chile.

Over the past few weeks we have made significant progress on two of our most ambitious projects in Colombia: Autopista al Mar 1 and Pamplona-Cúcuta.

Our colleagues are building the new landing strip of Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima. A true challenge, ready to take off.

Approximately 400 people from San Miguel, Cajamarca, will benefit from this joint initiative with Ayuda en Acción

To design and build the new terminal of Jorge Chávez International Airport (Lima).

We collaborate with more than 250 families within some of our influence areas in Colombia, like Antioquia, Nariño and Norte de Santander.

Sacyr will improve the access to Valparaíso and San Antonio harbors with a safer and reconditioned roadway.

Allan tells us about his experience as a team manager in Rutas del Cusco 2 (Peru)

We will expand Rota de Santa Maria highway (RSC-287) to improve mobility in the state of Rio Grande do Sul