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The Minister for the Presidency, Justice and Local Administration of the Community of Madrid visits Azvi’s works at the Ciudad de la Justicia

Yesterday, we had the honour of welcoming the Minister for the Presidency, Justice and Local Administration of the Community of Madrid, Miguel Ángel García Martín, to the Ciudad de la Justicia construction site in Madrid, where Azvi is executing Lot 1 in consortium with OHLA and Rover. The Regional Minister highlighted the scale of this project,

The extension of Madrid Metro Line 3 recognised as Best Project by Caminos Madrid

Azvi’s Villaverde Alto – El Casar extension of Madrid Metro Line 3, has been named Best Project at the 18th Annual Awards of the Madrid Association of Civil Engineers (Colegio de Ingenieros de Caminos, Canales y Puertos de Madrid). With an investment of €123 million,

New milestones in Azvi’s works on the San Sebastián Metro

We take a look today at progress on Azvi’s 2.2 km section of the San Sebastián Metro for Euskal Trenbide Sarea (ETS). The project is advancing significantly across all fronts, bringing us ever closer to the final phase of execution. Altza–Pasaia Tunnel Section (940 m): Following completion of tunnel excavation using the New Austrian Tunnelling Method (NATM), this section is nearing

Cointer begins operations at Andrés Sabella Airport in Antofagasta, Chile

Cointer, Grupo Azvi’s concessionaire company, together with its partner SACYR Concesiones, has commenced management of Andrés Sabella Airport, a strategic infrastructure and one of Chile’s busiest airports. The project is part of the Northern Airport Network concession awarded by Chile’s Ministry of Public Works, which includes Antofagasta Airport and Desierto de Atacama Airport, which began operating in January 2025. The contract, for a maximum period of 26 years

Azvi begins renovation works on Calle Alcala in Madrid

Azvi, through the Madrid Centro Joint Venture in partnership with Licuas, has begun the renovation of one of the capital’s most emblematic urban spaces: Calle Alcalá and its surrounding area. The project aims to restore the historic value of one of Madrid’s most representative landmarks

Azvi makes progress on the Barbate WWTP

Azvi continues working on the new Barbate Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP), a key infrastructure project for water management in the area. Works on the pumped rising main from Barbate to the WWTP, located in the El Cañillo area have now been completed. Meanwhile the

The President of Mexico inaugurates the Mexico–Toluca Interurban Train

It has been a great honour for Grupo Azvi and its Mexican subsidiaries, Construcciones Urales and Cupisa, to have been involved from the very outset in the execution of the Mexico–Toluca Interurban Train. Now, with the commissioning of the Santa Fe–Observatorio section this strategic project

Infrastructure that connects territories

At Grupo Azvi, we promote the development and modernisation of airport infrastructure, participating in both construction and operation projects. From the expansion and upgrading of passenger terminals to the management and operation of airports, our projects contribute to more efficient air mobility, tailored to the specific needs of each territory. International experience. Specialised engineering and construction. Long-term concession management. Commitment to sustainability and innovation.

The Southern Extension of the Granada Metro moves toward its final phase

Works on the Granada Metro (Churriana de la Vega–Las Gabias section) received a visit today from Rocío Díaz, Regional Minister for Development, Territorial Planning and Housing of the Government of Andalusia, and the Mayor of Las Gabias, Meri Sadaba, to see first-hand the progress of

Granada Metro Sustainability Initiatives

Grupo Azvi works to ensure that its projects are efficient and environmentally friendly. These are the measures we have implemented in the Southern extension of the Granada Metro, a key infrastructure project launched by the Andalusian Regional Government: Recycled materials: we use elastic profiles for