List of Spanish companies
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- Abengoa (engineering)
- Abertis (transport and communications infraestructure management)
- Acerinox (steel works)
- ACS (construction)
- Acciona (renewables, real estate, logistics, transports)
- Altadis (tobacco and logistics)
- Almirall Prodesfarma (pharmaceuticals)
- Alsa (transportation)
- Antena 3 TV (media)
- Astra (guns)
- Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA) (banking)
- Banco Popular Español (banking)
- Banco Santander Central Hispano (BSCH) (banking)
- Banco Sabadell (banking)
- Bankinter (banking)
- Barreras (Shipyard)
- Balay, owned by Bosch
- Bilbao Bizkaia Kutxa (BBK) (savings bank)
- la Caixa - (Caixa d'Estalvis i Pensions de Barcelona) (savings bank)
- Caprabo (distribution)
- CEGASA International (battery fabricator)
- Cintra (transport management)
- Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles (CAF) (railway carriages)
- Construcciones Aeronáuticas SA (CASA) (aircraft)
- Coren (agro-alimentary)
- CEPSA (oil)
- Cortefiel (clothing, fashion, textiles)
- Domecq (wines)
- Dragados y Construcciones (construction)
- El Corte Inglés (department stores)
- Enagás (gas)
- Endesa (electricity)
- Eptisa(engineering)
- Euskaltel (telecommunications)
- Fadesa Inmobiliaria (real estate and construction)
- Fagor (home appliances)
- Ferrovial
- Ferrovial Agroman (construction)
- Festina (watches)
- Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas (construction)
- Freixenet (wine)
- Gamesa (engineering)
- Gas Natural (energy)
- Halcón Viajes, including Air Europa (travel)
- Iberdrola, including (industrial group)
- Iberia (Líneas Aéreas de España) (national airline)
- Iberian Logistics (Logistics)
- Inditex, including Zara, Pull and Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Stradivarius, Oysho, Zara Home and Kiddy`s Class (fashion & textiles)
- Indra Sistemas (technology)
- Inmocaral (real state)
- Koipe (olive oil)
- Kukuxumusu (clothing)
- Lladró (porcelain figures)
- Induyco (textile)
- Majorica (jewelry)
- MAPFRE (insurances)
- Massimo Dutti (clothing)
- Mercadona (distribution)
- Merkamueble (furniture)
- Metrovacesa (real state)
- Mondragón Cooperative Corporation (cooperative holding)
- Eroski (distribution)
- Navantia (shipbuilding)
- NH Hoteles (hotels)
- Nutrexpa (agro-alimentary)
- Osborne (wines)
- Pascual Hermanos (food)
- Porcelanosa (ceramics, tiles)
- Panda Software (Computer Security)
- PRISA (media)
- Red Eléctrica Española, R.E.E. (energy transportation)
- RENFE (national railways)
- Repsol YPF (oil)
- Sacyr Vallehermoso (construction and real state)
- Santa Bárbara (military industries)
- Santana Motor (cars)
- SEAT, owned by Volkswagen (cars)
- SEPI (Sociedad Estatal de Participaciones Industriales) (Government holding company)
- Sogecable (TV media)
- Sol Meliá (hotels)
- Spanair (airline)
- Talgo (railway locomotives and carriages)
- Telecinco (TV media)
- Telepizza (restaurants chain)
- Técnicas Reunidas (EPC of Industrial plants)
- Telefónica (telecommunications)
- Unión Española de Explosivos (UEE)
- Unión Fenosa (electricity)
- Explosivos Alaveses (EXPAL) (ammunition)
- ZELTIA including Pharmamar, Zelnova, Pharma Gen, Xylazel, Inmunal and Promax (Pharmaceuticals)
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