Isolux Corsán

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A global company Isolux Corsán specialises in the construction and concession of large infrastructure projects throughout the world

Sustained growth The group has €3.24 bn revenues; €311m EBITDA and a backlog of €30.18 bn on four continents

The key to success Moving into the international markets is one of the group's keys to success, with over 6,000 people from 43 different nationalities already working on its staff

1,690 kilometres of toll roads under concession The company builds and manages 9 road infrastructures in Brazil, India, Mexico and Spain

5,237 kilometres of power transmission lines The Group is one of the major power transmission line concession operators in Brazil, India and the United States

World leader in photovoltaic projects Isolux Corsán is one of the leading international corporations in EPC projects for photovoltaic plants (267MW) and in the generation of photovoltaic power (168.2MW installed capacity and 223 GW/h output in 2010)

Key projects
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Proyectos destacados

1,191 kilometres of electricity transmission in Amazonas Brazil - America

Energy / Transmission & distribution

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700 kilometres of toll roads in India India - Asia

Concessions / Infrastuctures

Business area

605 km of power transmission lines in Texas USA - America

Concessions / Energy

Isolux TV

Crossing the Amazon Download video

Crossing the Amazon

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Haiti Haiti
Corporate video (short version) Corporate video (short version)
AVE Ourense - Amoeiro AVE Ourense - Amoeiro

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Isolux Corsán awarded new contract in Oman, reinforcing presence in the Middle East May 14, 2012
This highly technology project will assess the potential for recovery of Liquid Petroleum Gas in gas transmission

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Isolux Corsán awarded the construction of the second phase of the São Paulo Metro Line 4 with a price tag of €239 Mn April 23, 2012
The company has been awarded the second phase of the construction of Line 4 comprised of two awards, one for €70 M and another for €169 Mn. This second phase includes the construction of five stations and a bus terminal

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Isolux Corsán is developing the Palomares WWTP with an innovative system that takes advantage of natural purification April 17, 2012
The facility, in addition to integrating with the landscape, is self-sustaining and uses a treatment system that regenerates the water without using electricity, produces no sludge and requiring no maintenance.

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