Ferrovial (FER) is moving higher as the market reacts to a fresh regulatory update detailing continued share repurchases under the company’s active buyback program. The latest filing reports cumulative repurchases of 3,166,894 shares for €183,242,364.12 from the program’s start on December 15, 2025 through March 26, 2026, including late-March purchases executed on U.S. trading venues. (stocktitan.net)

The most recent disclosed weekly activity covered March 23–26, 2026, when Ferrovial bought 184,000 shares on U.S. trading venues at a weighted average price of €54.73. The filing also shows the buyback pace across prior weeks in late February and March, signaling ongoing demand from the company as it retires shares into treasury. (stocktitan.net)

Adding to the day’s constructive tone, Ferrovial recently closed a bond issuance that had been priced earlier in March: a €500 million issue with a maturity date of September 18, 2032. The company disclosed that the bonds were fully subscribed and paid up by investors, and that they were listed on Euronext Dublin—an execution detail that can be read as a supportive signal for financing conditions. (sec.gov)

Near-term attention shifts to whether Ferrovial maintains the same repurchase cadence in upcoming weekly disclosures and how capital markets activity fits alongside its North America infrastructure buildout. With the buyback running into 2026, incremental filings can keep acting as recurring catalysts on days without new operational headlines.