Acciona tries to avoid prosecution in the 'Koldo case' with a report to Anti-Corruption: 'The modus operandi used was undetectable'
Acciona's internal report to Anti-Corruption aims to mitigate the potential prosecution over its involvement in the Koldo case, which has already implicated several former executives of the company.
The connection of the plots: Santos Cerdán's partner in Servinabar tried to connect Acciona with Forestalia and UGT
Antxon Alonso attempted to link Acciona and Forestalia through his company Servinabar while also involving UGT and employing the son of its general secretary.
A tax advisor admits to issuing false invoices to Acciona from a restaurant in Pamplona to 'help' Koldo García
Miguel Moreno Purroy, a tax advisor, admitted to issuing false invoices for a restaurant in Pamplona to financially assist Koldo García during a parliamentary investigation in Navarra.
Acciona boosts its profit by 90% to 803 million with the sale of renewable assets
Acciona has reported a 90% increase in profits, reaching 803 million euros, attributed to its renewable asset sales and robust performance in related businesses.
The UCO asks the judge to track accounts to advance the investigation of the contracts with Acciona and Cerdán's partner
The Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard is seeking authorization to review accounts related to contracts involving Acciona and a political partner, amid ongoing investigations.
The UCO requests an investigation into the accounts of Santos Cerdán's cooperative and the executives of Acciona in search of new bribes
The UCO of the Civil Guard is seeking to investigate the accounts of Santos Cerdán's cooperative, allegedly linked to public works corruption involving Acciona executives.
From Acciona to Acerinox: the IBEX 35 audits that are pending renewal or change starting in 2026
The audit firms KPMG, EY, PwC, and Deloitte will continue to oversee the financial statements of IBEX 35 companies, with KPMG maintaining leadership by auditing 11 companies, followed by EY and PwC auditing 10 each, while Deloitte will handle four companies.