Ferrovial CFO on Building JFK Terminal 1, its Heathrow Exit, and the Growth Opportunity in Highways

Ann Berry is joined by Ernesto López Mozo, CFO of Ferrovial, to outline the company’s infrastructure assets, from highways to airports, and where it sees the strongest growth opportunities. They unpack the financing behind JFK Terminal 1, why Ferrovial exited Heathrow, and how private equity is impacting the sector. Plus, they discuss the key drivers behind the company’s IPO on the U.S.-based Nasdaq.00:00 Ferrovial CFO Ernesto López Mozo Joins00:41 What Ferrovial does01:30 Inside JFK Terminal One development02:53 How major infrastructure projects get financed04:04 Public vs private funding in infrastructure05:04 Competing with private equity in infrastructure deals05:36 Target returns and managing construction risk06:13 Why Ferrovial sold its Heathrow stake07:07 U.S. infrastructure boom and growth opportunities08:14 Highways vs airports: where demand is strongest09:07 The role of AI and data centers in infrastructure10:20 Why Ferrovial isn’t going big on data centers11:18 Competition for capital in infrastructure investing12:03 Geographic focus: U.S. vs global expansion12:58 Breaking down strong earnings growth14:24 Capital structure and project-level debt strategy16:12 Why Ferrovial listed on the Nasdaq16:53 Impact of joining the Nasdaq-10017:31 Who’s buying the stock: investor base breakdown18:26 Attracting more U.S. investors19:22 The future of transportation: autonomy and eVTOLsAfter Earnings is brought to you by Stakeholder Labs and Morning Brew.For more go to https://www.afterearnings.comFollow UsX: https://twitter.com/AfterEarningsTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@AfterEarningsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/afterearnings_/Reach OutEmail: [e-mail]$FER