Canada 

• The consortium in which FCC Construction holds a 50% stake was chosen as the best bidder in the call for the construction of a suburban line in Toronto (RER-3). The contract includes the design, construction, operation and maintenance of a commuter rail network in the metropolitan area. The project has a total budget of more than 4 billion euro; the award and performance of the contract will be progressive, based on the agreement reached between the parties. The amount incorporated into the backlog by 31 December was 160 million euro.
• FCC was awarded (50%) of the Stations, Rail and Systems (SRS) contract for the Scarborough subway extension project, a municipality located in the eastern part of Toronto, for a total amount of around 1.8 billion euro. At 31 December, the amount incorporated into the backlog was 121 million euro.

United States. FCC Construction was awarded, as a member of a consortium, the Major Bridge P3 project in Pennsylvania, which consists of the design, construction, financing and maintenance of six bridges together with the connecting road and associated infrastructure. The total value of the contract is 1.5 billion euro. At the end of the year, 123.5 million euro had been incorporated into the backlog.
By the end of 2022, FCC Construction had increased its global backlog by 65% compared to 2021, exceeding a total of 4.7 billion euro.

FCC Environment increases its presence in the US with more than 1 billion euro in contracts in waste collection and treatment

The subsidiary of FCC Environment providing integrated urban waste management and recycling services in the US has been awarded several contracts: 
Placer (California). Renovation and operation of a municipal solid waste (MSW) treatment environmental complex in Placer County, involving a portfolio of 1.5 billion dollars for a ten-year term and two possible five-year extensions. At 31 December, the registered backlog came to 595 million euro.
Port St Lucie (Florida).  Contract for the residential collection of municipal wastes. The contract entails a backlog of more than 281  million euro for a seven-year term, with a possible extension of a further three years. 
Palm Coast and Lake County (Florida). Award of the contract for the collection of MSW from these cities, for a combined amount of 146 million euro. 
Hillsborough County (Florida). Waste collection for the remaining fraction of the county's public schools for the next three years.

In December, a new acquisition was made in the North American market with the purchase of Houston Waste Solutions (HWS), one of the largest commercial municipal solid waste companies in the Houston metropolitan area. HWS also owns and operates a construction and demolition waste transfer centre in the city. The company serves more than 3,000 customers.

FCC Environment remains a leader in the Spanish market, with new contracts worth more than 2.3 billion euro

In Spain, FCC Environment increased the size of its portfolio by more than 30%, as a result of several awards and renewals:

Zaragoza. Collection of urban solid waste (MSW) and street cleaning for more than 627 million euro for the next ten years.
Madrid. MSW contract for the west area of the city with revenues of 446 million euro.
Vigo. Waste management and street cleaning for the next ten years, extendable to twelve, for an amount of 380 million euro. 
Salamanca. Renewal of the contract for street cleaning and waste collection, including the renovation and operation of the light packaging sorting plant in Salamanca, with a backlog of 236 million euros for the next twelve years.
Alicante. Award of the street cleaning and MSW contract (in joint venture) for the next eight years for 196 million euro.
Girona. Renewal of the city's urban sanitation contract for eight years and 107 million euro.
Badajoz. Eight-year extension of the contract for street cleaning and waste collection, amounting to 94 million euro.
Mijas (Malaga). Contract for street cleaning services and MSW, for ten years, worth 80 million euro.
Granollers (Barcelona). Waste collection and street cleaning for ten years and 47 million euro.
Tenerife. The joint venture in which FCC Environment holds a 29% interest was awarded the contract for the management of the waste complex in Tenerife, for an amount of 107.7 million euro and with a contract term of fifteen years, extendable for a further four years.

FCC Aqualia is awarded new contracts in Saudi Arabia and expands its international end-to-end water cycle management platform

Saudi Arabia. FCC Aqualia has been awarded two new management, operation and maintenance (MOM) contracts for the South Cluster and North Cluster in the months of February and September, respectively. The contracts (two of the six awarded for each of the clusters into which the country has been divided) are for seven years; the total population served is around eight million people and the combined associated backlog amounts to 196 million euro. 
Colombia. Aqualia acquired 100% of the assets of Saur Colombia SAS, including six concessionary companies responsible for the production and distribution of drinking water and sewage in eleven towns across three regions on the northern coast of Colombia. Together, the various acquisitions undertaken in relation to the country's water cycle management amounted to 24 million euro.
Georgia. In February, FCC Aqualia acquired 80% of the water business area of Georgia Global Utilities JSC (GGU), the owner and operator of the water cycle infrastructures in Tbilisi, Mtskheta and Rustavi, Georgia, with an incorporated income backlog of 3.589 billion at year-end.

FCC Concessions acquires 100% of the Murcia tram for 48.5 million euro

In November, FCC Concessions completed the buy-out of the remaining 50% of Sociedad Concesionaria Tranvía de Murcia for 48.5 million euro. The company holds the management contract for the only tram line in the city for a period of 40 years, providing regular transport under a municipal concession. Its V-shaped structure is eighteen kilometres long and connects the northern area of Murcia (universities, department stores and residential areas) with the city centre.

The Real Estate business area steps up its development potential acquiring a share in Metrovacesa

On 24 April, FCC Real Estate launched a partial takeover bid for 24% of the capital in Metrovacesa; following this transaction, and based on the results published by the stock market regulator on 21 June, this saw the company's share in Metrovacesa rise to an 11.47%.

Subsequently, last December, Metrovacesa distributed a flexible dividend, after which, according to the latest communication sent to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), FCC Real Estate owns 14.3% of the company.