Innovation in motion

At Aleatica, innovation in motion is the driving force behind every decision, transforming each project and creating lasting value in the regions where it operates.

Aleatica is a specialised transport infrastructure operator with a presence in Europe and Latin America. Its core business involves operating motorways and other mobility assets, including seaports. Its vision is geared towards smart, safe and sustainable mobility, directly responding to the travel needs of customers and anticipating the challenges of the coming years.

At Aleatica, innovation is understood as a living, constant and shared practice — not as an end in itself, but as the result of aligning purpose, talent and determination in every decision.

Throughout 2025, the organisation has reaffirmed its conviction that innovation is the way forward.

Under this principle, they have opted for new ways of thinking, collaborating and responding to an environment that demands agility and clarity, strengthening a work culture that is more connected, conscious and focused on generating value.

This approach allows the company not only to meet immediate mobility demands, but also to establish itself as a strategic partner in the regions where it operates, promoting the sustainable development of communities and moving forward together with its surroundings.

12 Motorways

2 Commercial ports

1 Electronic toll operation

7 Countries

12 toll motorways
939.9 km of motorway in operation
4.9 billion vehicle-kilometres of annual traffic
1 electronic toll collection operation
An average rating of 9 out of 10 in customer satisfaction surveys
€1.5057 billion in net sales
€122.13 million in staff expenses
81,167 hours of employee training
42.62% cumulative reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions since 2019

Business model and value chain

2025

2 commercial ports
259,820 port movements
7 countries
87.15% of suppliers are local
2,888 employees
€745.0 million in profit after tax
€6.7563 billion invested in assets
€7.65 million in social investment

Business model and value chain

2025

12 toll motorways
939.9 km of motorway in operation
4.9 billion vehicle-kilometres of annual traffic
1 electronic toll collection operation
An average rating of 9 out of 10 in customer satisfaction surveys
€1.5057 billion in net sales
€122.13 million in staff expenses
81,167 hours of employee training
42.62% cumulative reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions since 2019

2 commercial ports

259,820 port movements
7 countries
87.15% of suppliers are local
2,888 employees
€745.0 million in profit after tax
€6.7563 billion invested in assets
€7.65 million in social investment

At Aleatica, we see sustainability as the core of our corporate strategy. This conviction is not an add-on to our business but the lens through which we make decisions, manage risks, and create value for all the groups we interact with customers, communities, employees, shareholders, and authorities.

We are also adhered to the UN Global Compact and, therefore, to its 10 Principles associated with the protection of the environment, decent work, and the fight against corruption.

We also meet the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda through the initiatives and strategic actions detailed on our Annual Report.

This report was audited by Deloitte Spain.

International standards applied

The audit firm bases its verification work on the following international frameworks and standards:

Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Sustainability Standards

International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA Code)

International Standard on Quality Management (ISQM) I

International Standard on Assurance Engagements 3000, Revised (ISAE 3000)

Ownership Structure

IFM Investors is Aleatica’s sole shareholder. 

As a pioneering leader in infrastructure investment, with USD$145 billion under management, IFM Investors promotes sustainable and ethical investment practices that benefit communities. 

No Aleatica executive or director owns shares in the company, and there are no founding partners or shares held by a founding family or similar.

Auditor's independence

The auditor’s independence is primarily guaranteed through compliance with the International Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the IESBA Code).
The report highlights that the firm adheres to this code, which is based on the following key principles:
Integrity
Act with honesty and straightforwardness.
Do not allow bias, conflicts of interest, or undue influence of others to compromise professional judgement.
Maintain professional knowledge and skills at the required level.
Respect the confidentiality of information obtained.
Comply with applicable laws and regulations and avoid any conduct that might discredit the profession.

Furthermore, the application of the International Standard on Quality Management (ISQM) 1 reinforces this independence by requiring the firm to implement a control system that ensures compliance with all applicable ethical requirements and regulations.