- Iberdrola completed 26 transactions with a volume exceeding €18.5B in the last two years.
- The company met its 2026 targets ahead of schedule and is progressing towards 2028 goals.
- Significant deals include the €5B purchase of Electricity North West and increased stakes in Avangrid and Neoenergía.
Strategic M&A Activity
Iberdrola has been recognized for its significant growth through mergers and acquisitions, receiving the Impulsa 2025 award by Capital & Corporate. Over the past two years, the company has led the European market with 26 transactions, totaling over €18.5 billion.
Accelerated Growth
This intense M&A activity has allowed Iberdrola to achieve its 2026 targets ahead of schedule and make substantial progress towards its 2028 objectives. The company's strategy includes forming partnerships with leading entities, acquiring strategic businesses, and divesting from non-priority regions.
Key Transactions
Notable deals include the €5 billion acquisition of Electricity North West in the UK, a minority stake in its US subsidiary Avangrid, and increased control of its Brazilian subsidiary Neoenergía. These transactions have strengthened Iberdrola's market position.
Market Position
Through these strategic operations, Iberdrola has solidified its status as the leading utility in Europe and one of the top two globally by market capitalization, reaching nearly €115 billion.
