가격협의 상품 및 유료상품의 구매를 원하실 경우 맞춤형 데이터 신청란에 글을 남겨주시면
신속히 답변드리도록 하겠습니다.
| 데이터 제공 포맷 | 데이터 제공 방식 | 데이터 파일 용량 |
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| csv | 다운로드 | 4.97 MB |
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| 데이터셋명 | 프랑스 상장사 재무정보 데이터 | 데이터 유형 | csv |
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| 데이터 분야 | 기업정보 | 구축 데이터량 | 4.97 MB |
| 구축기관 | 헤브론스타 | 데이터 갱신 일자 | 2023-12-20 |
| 데이터 개방 일자 | 2022-08-31 | 데이터 이용 기한 | 무기한 |
| 데이터 갱신 주기 | - | 버전 | - |
| 주요 키워드 | 해외기업빅데이터, 프랑스상장사재무정보, 프랑스기업재무정보, 프랑스기업, 프랑스상장사 | ||
| 벨류체인 키워드 | 기술개발, 인적자원, 제조, 마케팅, 물류유통, 서비스 | ||
| 소개 | ° 구축목적: 해외 기업 정보에 대한 시장의 수요를 충족하는 서비스를 제공해 가치사슬 전반의 해외 기업 데이터 부족 해소, 다양한 이해관계자의 의사결정 효율화를 도모. ° 데이터 구축 필요성: 벨류체인 확장 및 데이터 중요성을 인지하고 있으나, 데이터 양극화/전문기과 이용의 한계 등에 따라 적극적인 데이터 확보가 어려운 실정. 이러한 한계를 극복하기 위해 해외기업 빅데이터 센터 구축 필요성 대두 ° 활용 분야: 해외기업정보 데이터에 대한 수요는 Supply Chain, Sales 확장, M&A, 투자, 컨설팅 등 산업 전반에 걸쳐 존재 ° 데이터 소개: (국가)기업에 대한 기업 재무정보를 현지 언어와 영문으로 나타냄. - 기업 재무정보: 재무상태표, 포괄손익계산서, 현금흐름표 | ||
데이터 구조: 데이터셋에 따른 항목과 해당 값은 아래와 같습니다(테이블 내 항목 중 일부)
No. | 필드명(국문) | 필드명(영문) | 설명 | 유형 |
1 | 영문기업명 | ENGLS_ENTRP_NM | 기업의 영어 표기 이름 | VARCHAR(100) |
2 | 유동자산금액 | CUASS_AMT | 재무상태표>자산>유동자산 | NUMERIC |
3 | 비유동자산금액 | NNCRRNT_ASSTS_AMT | 재무상태표>자산>비유동자산 | NUMERIC |
4 | 자산총계금액 | ASSTS_SUMM | 재무상태표>자산>자산총계 | NUMERIC |
5 | 유동부채금액 | FLTNG_DEBT_AMT | 재무상태표>부채>유동부채 | NUMERIC |
6 | 비유동부채금액 | NNCRRNT_DEBT_AMT | 재무상태표>부채>비유동부채 | NUMERIC |
7 | 자본금액 | CAPTL | 재무상태표>자본>자본금 | NUMERIC |
8 | 자본총계액 | CAPTL_SUMM | 재무상태표>자본>자본총계 | NUMERIC |
9 | 부채자본총계액 | DEBT_CAPTL_SUMM_AMT | 재무상태표>자본>부채 및 자본 총계 | NUMERIC |
10 | 매출금액 | PRSLS | 손익계산서>매출액 | NUMERIC |
11 | 영업이익금액 | BSN_PRFT_AMT | 손익계산서>영업이익 | NUMERIC |
12 | 당기순이익금액 | THTRM_NTPF_AMT | 손익계산서>당기순이익>당기순이익(또는 당기순손실) | NUMERIC |
13 | 기초현금금액 | BSIS_CASH_AMT | 현금흐름표>기초의 현금 | NUMERIC |
14 | 기말현금금액 | ENTRM_CASH_AMT | 현금흐름표>기말의 현금 | NUMERIC |
| 키값 | 주식시장코드 | 현지언어주식시장명 | 영문주식시장명 | 헤브론스타국가코드 | 상장코드 | 현지언어기업명 | 영문기업명 | 해외기업법인등록번호 | 해외기업사업자등록번호 | 설립일자 | 상장일자 | 현지언어산업군명 | 영문산업군명 | 통화구분코드 | 회계연도 | 보고서종류코드 | 결산일자 | 유동자산금액 | 비유동자산금액 | 현금및예치금액 | 유가증권금액 | 대출채권금액 | 할부금융자산금액 | 리스자산금액 | 유형자산금액 | 기타자산금액 | 자산총계 | 유동부채금액 | 비유동부채금액 | 예수부채금액 | 차입부채금액 | 기타부채금액 | 부채총계 | 자본금 | 자본잉여금 | 자본조정금액 | 기타포괄손익누계액 | 이익잉여금 | 자본총계 | 부채자본총계액 | 매출액 | 매출원가금액 | 영업비용금액 | 영업이익금액 | 영업외비용금액 | 법인세비용차감전순손익금액 | 법인세비용차감전계속사업손익금액 | 법인세비용금액 | 계속사업손익법인세비용금액 | 계속사업이익금액 | 중단사업손익금액 | 당기순이익금액 | 영업활동현금흐름금액 | 투자활동현금유입금액 | 재무활동현금유입금액 | 현금증가금액 | 기초현금금액 | 기말현금금액 | 부채비율 | 영업이익율값 | 매출액증가율 | 영업이익증가율값 | 당기순이익증가율값 | 기업연평균성장률값 | 기업관련소식날짜 | 기업관련소식종류내용 | 기업관련소식제목 | 기업관련소식내용요약 | 기업관련소식상세내용 | 정보출처내용 | 기업관련소식URL | 사내관련정보 | 고객관련정보 | 공급관련정보 | 경쟁관련정보 | 대체재관련정보 |
| 332 | ESP | ECR | Ercros | Ercros | Chemicals | Chemicals | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 266470000 | 243890000 | 22580000 | 21030000 | 3840000 | 17180000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4604 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | EBRO | Ebro Foods | Ebro Foods | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 2184850000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4625 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | SQRL | Squirrel Media SA | Squirrel Media SA | Media & Publishing | Media & Publishing | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 37130000.0 | 71730000.0 | 3300000.0 | 373000.0 | 108860000.0 | 59540000.0 | -822000.0 | 49310000.0 | 108850000.0 | 15900000.0 | 82000.0 | 5270000.0 | -14690000.0 | 6030000.0 | 8730000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4720 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | LGT | Lingotes | Lingotes | Metals & Mining | Metals & Mining | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 126 | ESP | GRLS | Grifols SA | Grifols SA | Biotechnology | Biotechnology | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 1405050000 | 1231100000 | 173940000 | 113940000 | 25640000 | 71820000 | 15770000 | -898530000 | -216340000 | -1075260000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4850 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ENOR | Elecnor SA | Elecnor SA | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 785860000.0 | 897440000.0 | 25310000.0 | 39750000.0 | 18620000.0 | 27120000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4886 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | OLEO | Deoleo | Deoleo | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 297810000.0 | 599810000.0 | 156790000.0 | 897620000.0 | 148140000.0 | 389900000.0 | 239000000.0 | 507720000.0 | 897620000.0 | 6000000.0 | 3200000.0 | 1310000.0 | 2920000.0 | 502000.0 | -20660000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4887 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | OLEO | Deoleo | Deoleo | Food & Tobacco | Food & Tobacco | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 56700000.0 | 156790000.0 | 148140000.0 | 239000000.0 | 190580000.0 | 3200000.0 | 1310000.0 | 2920000.0 | 502000.0 | -20660000.0 | -17230000.0 | 69200000.0 | 51970000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4888 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | MTS | ArcelorMittal SA | ArcelorMittal SA | Metals & Mining | Metals & Mining | USD | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 37118000000.0 | 57429000000.0 | 30167000000.0 | 24676000000.0 | 94547000000.0 | 22398000000.0 | 38957000000.0 | 45442000000.0 | 55590000000.0 | 94547000000.0 | 68263000000.0 | 11709000000.0 | 11255000000.0 | 1717000000.0 | 9302000000.0 | 10203000000.0 | -4483000000.0 | -477000000.0 | 5085000000.0 | 4215000000.0 | 9414000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4889 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | MTS | ArcelorMittal SA | ArcelorMittal SA | Metals & Mining | Metals & Mining | USD | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 37118000000.0 | 57429000000.0 | 30167000000.0 | 24676000000.0 | 94547000000.0 | 22398000000.0 | 38957000000.0 | 45442000000.0 | 55590000000.0 | 94547000000.0 | 15760000000.0 | 622000000.0 | 192000000.0 | -35000000.0 | 261000000.0 | 3634000000.0 | -1533000000.0 | 1578000000.0 | 4335000000.0 | 4965000000.0 | 9414000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4890 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | MTS | ArcelorMittal SA | ArcelorMittal SA | Metals & Mining | Metals & Mining | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 36424000000.0 | 54792000000.0 | 28515000000.0 | 23922000000.0 | 91216000000.0 | 22520000000.0 | 37299000000.0 | 53917000000.0 | 91216000000.0 | 17324000000.0 | 1651000000.0 | 1426000000.0 | 371000000.0 | 993000000.0 | 1981000000.0 | -803000000.0 | -219000000.0 | 508000000.0 | 4559000000.0 | 5067000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4891 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | MTS | ArcelorMittal SA | ArcelorMittal SA | Metals & Mining | Metals & Mining | USD | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 40988000000.0 | 56038000000.0 | 29542000000.0 | 25454000000.0 | 97026000000.0 | 25969000000.0 | 40580000000.0 | 44240000000.0 | 56446000000.0 | 97026000000.0 | 17644000000.0 | 4498000000.0 | 4836000000.0 | 826000000.0 | 3923000000.0 | 2554000000.0 | -1541000000.0 | -1651000000.0 | -1005000000.0 | 5462000000.0 | 4457000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4444 | ESP | LDA | Linea Directa Aseguradora SA Compania de Seguros y Reaseguros | Linea Directa Aseguradora SA Compania de Seguros y Reaseguros | Jan 26, | discursive | Roche launches new test to detect fast spreading Omicron sub-variant | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Swiss drugmaker Roche is seen at its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland January 30, 2020. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche has launched a new PCR test to detect a fast-spreading sub-variant of the Omicron variant of Coronavirus, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.▦The new test specifically targets the XBB.1.5 Omicron variant and will help researchers closely track the virus’s lineage and provide insights into the epidemiology and impact it has on public health, the company added.▦The XBB.1.5 variant is prevalent in the United States and is quickly spreading to other countries, Roche said.▦Being able to differentiate emerging variants and understand their similarities and mutations provides a basis for experts to make predictions about their spread and respond with appropriate treatment strategies, Roche said. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Swiss drugmaker Roche is seen at its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland January 30, 2020. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche has launched a new PCR test to detect a fast-spreading sub-variant of the Omicron variant of Coronavirus, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.▦The new test specifically targets the XBB.1.5 Omicron variant and will help researchers closely track the virus’s lineage and provide insights into the epidemiology and impact it has on public health, the company added.▦The XBB.1.5 variant is prevalent in the United States and is quickly spreading to other countries, Roche said.▦Being able to differentiate emerging variants and understand their similarities and mutations provides a basis for experts to make predictions about their spread and respond with appropriate treatment strategies, Roche said. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Swiss drugmaker Roche is seen at its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland January 30, 2020. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche has launched a new PCR test to detect a fast-spreading sub-variant of the Omicron variant of Coronavirus, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.▦The new test specifically targets the XBB.1.5 Omicron variant and will help researchers closely track the virus’s lineage and provide insights into the epidemiology and impact it has on public health, the company added.▦The XBB.1.5 variant is prevalent in the United States and is quickly spreading to other countries, Roche said.▦Being able to differentiate emerging variants and understand their similarities and mutations provides a basis for experts to make predictions about their spread and respond with appropriate treatment strategies, Roche said. | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/roche-launches-new-test-to-detect-fast-spreading-omicron-subvariant-2988371 | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Swiss drugmaker Roche is seen at its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland January 30, 2020. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche has launched a new PCR test to detect a fast-spreading sub-variant of the Omicron variant of Coronavirus, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.▦The new test specifically targets the XBB.1.5 Omicron variant and will help researchers closely track the virus’s lineage and provide insights into the epidemiology and impact it has on public health, the company added.▦The XBB.1.5 variant is prevalent in the United States and is quickly spreading to other countries, Roche said.▦Being able to differentiate emerging variants and understand their similarities and mutations provides a basis for experts to make predictions about their spread and respond with appropriate treatment strategies, Roche said. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Swiss drugmaker Roche is seen at its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland January 30, 2020. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche has launched a new PCR test to detect a fast-spreading sub-variant of the Omicron variant of Coronavirus, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.▦The new test specifically targets the XBB.1.5 Omicron variant and will help researchers closely track the virus’s lineage and provide insights into the epidemiology and impact it has on public health, the company added.▦The XBB.1.5 variant is prevalent in the United States and is quickly spreading to other countries, Roche said.▦Being able to differentiate emerging variants and understand their similarities and mutations provides a basis for experts to make predictions about their spread and respond with appropriate treatment strategies, Roche said. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Swiss drugmaker Roche is seen at its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland January 30, 2020. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche has launched a new PCR test to detect a fast-spreading sub-variant of the Omicron variant of Coronavirus, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.▦The new test specifically targets the XBB.1.5 Omicron variant and will help researchers closely track the virus’s lineage and provide insights into the epidemiology and impact it has on public health, the company added.▦The XBB.1.5 variant is prevalent in the United States and is quickly spreading to other countries, Roche said.▦Being able to differentiate emerging variants and understand their similarities and mutations provides a basis for experts to make predictions about their spread and respond with appropriate treatment strategies, Roche said. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Swiss drugmaker Roche is seen at its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland January 30, 2020. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche has launched a new PCR test to detect a fast-spreading sub-variant of the Omicron variant of Coronavirus, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.▦The new test specifically targets the XBB.1.5 Omicron variant and will help researchers closely track the virus’s lineage and provide insights into the epidemiology and impact it has on public health, the company added.▦The XBB.1.5 variant is prevalent in the United States and is quickly spreading to other countries, Roche said.▦Being able to differentiate emerging variants and understand their similarities and mutations provides a basis for experts to make predictions about their spread and respond with appropriate treatment strategies, Roche said. | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Swiss drugmaker Roche is seen at its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland January 30, 2020. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann/File Photo▦ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche has launched a new PCR test to detect a fast-spreading sub-variant of the Omicron variant of Coronavirus, the Swiss drugmaker said on Thursday.▦The new test specifically targets the XBB.1.5 Omicron variant and will help researchers closely track the virus’s lineage and provide insights into the epidemiology and impact it has on public health, the company added.▦The XBB.1.5 variant is prevalent in the United States and is quickly spreading to other countries, Roche said.▦Being able to differentiate emerging variants and understand their similarities and mutations p | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1322 | ESP | CMM | CommCenter SA | CommCenter SA | Electronic Equipment Instruments & Components | Electronic Equipment Instruments & Components | EUR | 2020 | A | 20201231 | 18080000 | 11500000 | 6260000 | 29580000 | 16590000 | 23840000 | -1680000 | 5740000 | 29580000 | 32890000 | 33140000 | -250000 | -550000 | -160000 | -390000 | 2810000 | -1190000 | 2540000 | 4160000 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4469 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ACS | ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA | ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 25159310000.0 | 12420990000.0 | 1853930000.0 | -201650000.0 | 37580300000.0 | 19720190000.0 | 31204420000.0 | 5280150000.0 | 33330670000.0 | 284810000.0 | 1008650000.0 | 201200000.0 | 668230000.0 | -198100000.0 | -3537770000.0 | 11253420000.0 | 9419990000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4470 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ACS | ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA | ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 25159310000.0 | 12420990000.0 | 1853930000.0 | -201650000.0 | 37580300000.0 | 19720190000.0 | 31204420000.0 | 5280150000.0 | 9289670000.0 | -200190000.0 | 293650000.0 | 56200000.0 | 188230000.0 | 9419990000.0 | 9419990000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4471 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ACS | ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA | ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 24970000000.0 | 12294000000.0 | 1634000000.0 | -2219000000.0 | 37264000000.0 | 20146000000.0 | 31018000000.0 | 6246000000.0 | 37264000000.0 | 9618750000.0 | -507910000.0 | 205890000.0 | 19080000.0 | 149860000.0 | 7454000000.0 | 7454000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4472 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ACS | ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA | ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 25663240000.0 | 11827560000.0 | -361370000.0 | 37490800000.0 | 19746540000.0 | 31112180000.0 | 5644890000.0 | 7558100000.0 | 7558100000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4473 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ACS | ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA | ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servicios SA | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 25090000000.0 | 11546000000.0 | 1514000000.0 | -1244000000.0 | 36636000000.0 | 16171000000.0 | 29785000000.0 | 6851000000.0 | 36636000000.0 | 6643000000.0 | 283000000.0 | 67000000.0 | 136000000.0 | -654000000.0 | -329000000.0 | -280000000.0 | -1237000000.0 | 9363000000.0 | 8126000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1018 | ESP | CLRE | Clerhp Estructuras SA | Clerhp Estructuras SA | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2020 | Q | 20200630 | 9780000 | 5960000 | 4220000 | 15740000 | 4850000 | 13120000 | 730000 | 2620000 | 15740000 | 3440000 | 3970000 | -540000 | -1020000 | 130000 | -1130000 | -580000 | -340000 | 3300000 | 2090000 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1315 | ESP | YORS | Optimum Re Spain Socimi SA | Optimum Re Spain Socimi SA | Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) | Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) | EUR | 2018 | A | 20181231 | 4560000 | 70060000 | 1060000 | 74620000 | 2980000 | 33390000 | -8480000 | 41220000 | 74610000 | 1890000 | 5710000 | -3820000 | -4370000 | -4370000 | -1230000 | -930000 | -520000 | -2680000 | 6630000 | 3950000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4474 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | A3M | Atresmedia | Atresmedia | Media & Publishing | Media & Publishing | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 825230000.0 | 685600000.0 | 39090000.0 | 232260000.0 | 1510830000.0 | 528600000.0 | 823840000.0 | 72380000.0 | 712280000.0 | 156980000.0 | 150390000.0 | 38070000.0 | 112910000.0 | 124180000.0 | -106660000.0 | -109570000.0 | -92050000.0 | 265640000.0 | 173580000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4475 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | A3M | Atresmedia | Atresmedia | Media & Publishing | Media & Publishing | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 825230000.0 | 685600000.0 | 39090000.0 | 232260000.0 | 1510830000.0 | 528600000.0 | 823840000.0 | 72380000.0 | 183150000.0 | 38800000.0 | 37450000.0 | 9800000.0 | 38240000.0 | -21240000.0 | -25650000.0 | -7260000.0 | 180840000.0 | 173580000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4476 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | A3M | Atresmedia | Atresmedia | Media & Publishing | Media & Publishing | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 825230000.0 | 685600000.0 | 39090000.0 | 232260000.0 | 1510830000.0 | 528600000.0 | 823840000.0 | 353520000.0 | 686990000.0 | 1510830000.0 | 184140000.0 | 37820000.0 | 37450000.0 | 9800000.0 | 27880000.0 | 38240000.0 | -21240000.0 | -25650000.0 | -7260000.0 | 182230000.0 | 173580000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4477 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | A3M | Atresmedia | Atresmedia | Media & Publishing | Media & Publishing | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 41070000.0 | 239600000.0 | 1478120000.0 | 815750000.0 | 37750000.0 | 9230000.0 | 28580000.0 | 23850000.0 | -32100000.0 | 229630000.0 | 190870000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4478 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | A3M | Atresmedia | Atresmedia | Media & Publishing | Media & Publishing | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 735590000.0 | 742530000.0 | 41070000.0 | 239600000.0 | 1478120000.0 | 421190000.0 | 815750000.0 | 336590000.0 | 662370000.0 | 1478120000.0 | 172000000.0 | 39690000.0 | 37750000.0 | 28580000.0 | 23850000.0 | -32100000.0 | -29140000.0 | -38770000.0 | 229630000.0 | 190870000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4479 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ACX | Acerinox | Acerinox | Metals & Mining | Metals & Mining | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 4415720000.0 | 1902430000.0 | 1665810000.0 | 1652230000.0 | 6318150000.0 | 1947140000.0 | 3770450000.0 | 2322550000.0 | 2547690000.0 | 6318140000.0 | 7636520000.0 | 1079350000.0 | 830800000.0 | 260410000.0 | 556050000.0 | 544080000.0 | -125500000.0 | -216040000.0 | 273110000.0 | 1274930000.0 | 1548040000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4480 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ACX | Acerinox | Acerinox | Metals & Mining | Metals & Mining | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 4415720000.0 | 1902430000.0 | 1665810000.0 | 1652230000.0 | 6318150000.0 | 1947140000.0 | 3770450000.0 | 2322550000.0 | 2547690000.0 | 6318140000.0 | 1679520000.0 | 40350000.0 | -178200000.0 | -7590000.0 | -184950000.0 | 517080000.0000001 | -45500000.0 | -84040000.0 | 458110000.0 | 1089930000.0 | 1548040000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4481 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ACX | Acerinox | Acerinox | Metals & Mining | Metals & Mining | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 5250000000.0 | 2198000000.0 | 1753000000.0 | 7448000000.0 | 2520000000.0 | 4370000000.0 | 3078000000.0 | 7448000000.0 | 1983000000.0 | 192000000.0 | 186000000.0 | 53000000.0 | 133000000.0 | -50000000.0 | -34000000.0 | -106000000.0 | -190000000.0 | 1751000000.0 | 1561000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4482 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ACX | Acerinox | Acerinox | Metals & Mining | Metals & Mining | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 5382470000.0 | 2111740000.0 | 1888120000.0 | 1615010000.0 | 7494210000.0 | 2908270000.0 | 4656760000.0 | 608880000.0 | 2837450000.0 | 7494210000.0 | 2080210000.0 | 471380000.0 | 456070000.0 | 94890000.0 | 342880000.0 | 2630000.0 | -23640000.0 | 210870000.0 | 292540000.0 | 1224930000.0 | 1517460000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4483 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ACX | Acerinox | Acerinox | Metals & Mining | Metals & Mining | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 4739000000.0 | 2074000000.0 | 1105000000.0 | 6813000000.0 | 2441000000.0 | 4349000000.0 | 2464000000.0 | 6813000000.0 | 1912000000.0 | 367000000.0 | 101000000.0 | 266000000.0 | -22000000.0 | -103000000.0 | -50000000.0 | 1494000000.0 | 1444000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 405 | ESP | FAE | Faes Farma SA | Faes Farma SA | Pharmaceuticals | Pharmaceuticals | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 116210000 | 84610000 | 31600000 | 31790000 | 5010000 | 26620000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4484 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | BBVA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 202339000000.0 | 510801000000.0 | 6533000000.0 | 8535000000.0 | 206344000000.0 | 713140000000.0 | 554725000000.0 | 449257000000.0 | 662526000000.0 | 38234000000.0 | 50617000000.0 | 713143000000.0 | 10356000000.0 | 3462000000.0 | 6420000000.0 | 23718000000.0 | -7563000000.0 | 11957000000.0 | -5424000000.0 | 6533000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4485 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | BBVA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 202339000000.0 | 510801000000.0 | 6533000000.0 | 8535000000.0 | 206344000000.0 | 713140000000.0 | 554725000000.0 | 449257000000.0 | 662526000000.0 | 38234000000.0 | 50617000000.0 | 713143000000.0 | 2448000000.0 | 856000000.0 | 1578000000.0 | 6533000000.0 | 6533000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4486 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | BBVA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 208042000000.0 | 530638000000.0 | 88076000000.0 | 8567000000.0 | 119966000000.0 | 738680000000.0 | 578435000000.0 | 473901000000.0 | 688784000000.0 | 49896000000.0 | 738680000000.0 | 2988000000.0 | 1004000000.0 | 1841000000.0 | 88076000000.0 | 88076000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4487 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | BBVA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 207690000000.0 | 507604000000.0 | 6671000000.0 | 8043000000.0 | 213510000000.0 | 715294000000.0 | 570487000000.0 | 444877000000.0 | 666500000000.0 | 35560000000.0 | 48794000000.0 | 715294000000.0 | 6671000000.0 | 6671000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4488 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | BBVA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA | Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 183068000000.0 | 492774000000.0 | 70937000000.0 | 7375000000.0 | 112131000000.0 | 675842000000.0 | 519837000000.0 | 433877000000.0 | 627584000000.0 | 48258000000.0 | 675842000000.0 | 2767000000.0 | 788000000.0 | 1651000000.0 | 70937000000.0 | 70937000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4489 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | BKT | Bankinter | Bankinter | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 19851870000.0 | 87655160000.0 | 1524390000.0 | 447850000.0 | 17950200000.0 | 107507030000.0 | 94616390000.0 | 89240360000.0 | 102602060000.0 | 4767120000.0 | 4904970000.0 | 107507030000.0 | 785040000.0 | 224830000.0 | 560200000.0 | -8034980000.0 | -234050000.0 | -752850000.0 | -9021870000.0 | 10546260000.0 | 1524390000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4490 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | BKT | Bankinter | Bankinter | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 19851870000.0 | 87655160000.0 | 1524390000.0 | 447850000.0 | 17950200000.0 | 107507030000.0 | 94616390000.0 | 89240360000.0 | 102602060000.0 | 4767120000.0 | 4904970000.0 | 107507030000.0 | 183470000.0 | 53390000.0 | 130080000.0 | 1524390000.0 | 1524390000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4491 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | BKT | Bankinter | Bankinter | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 23797540000.0 | 86701200000.0 | 16843230000.0 | 445880000.0 | 5460990000.0 | 110498740000.0 | 95913480000.0 | 90205340000.0 | 105611770000.0 | 4886980000.0 | 110498750000.0 | 227690000.0 | 68580000.0 | 159110000.0 | 16843230000.0 | 16843230000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4492 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | BKT | Bankinter | Bankinter | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 25368780000.0 | 86120890000.0 | 20593740000.0 | 446440000.0 | 4261190000.0 | 111489670000.0 | 94965890000.0 | 91061520000.0 | 106675330000.0 | 4597200000.0 | 159610000.0 | 42880000.0 | 116740000.0 | 20593740000.0 | 20593740000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4493 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | BKT | Bankinter | Bankinter | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 28065150000.0 | 82736030000.0 | 22667700000.0 | 443710000.0 | 3870860000.0 | 110801180000.0 | 94998700000.0 | 90596160000.0 | 105945610000.0 | 4855570000.0 | 110801180000.0 | 214270000.0 | 60000000.0 | 154280000.0 | 22667700000.0 | 22667700000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4494 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ANA | Acciona | Acciona | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 8190000000.0 | 14405000000.0 | 8173000000.0 | 151000000.0 | 22595000000.0 | 7824000000.0 | 16291000000.0 | 4629000000.0 | 6304000000.0 | 22595000000.0 | 11051000000.0 | 1160000000.0 | 869000000.0 | 254000000.0 | 441000000.0 | 1648000000.0 | -1944000000.0 | 338000000.0 | 42000000.0 | 2318000000.0 | 2360000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1088 | ESP | CEV | Compania Espanola de Viviendas en Alquiler SA | Compania Espanola de Viviendas en Alquiler SA | Real Estate Management & Development | Real Estate Management & Development | EUR | 2018 | A | 20181231 | 28060000 | 452580000 | 360000 | 480640000 | 8400000 | 164630000 | 309550000 | 316010000 | 480640000 | 18000000 | -43000000 | 61000000 | 59600000 | 13020000 | 45000000 | 7460000 | -2080000 | -8680000 | -3300000 | 13800000 | 10500000 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1353 | ESP | YVBA | VBARE Iberian Properties SOCIMI SA | VBARE Iberian Properties SOCIMI SA | Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) | Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) | EUR | 2021 | A | 20211231 | 5900000 | 64370000 | 64180000 | -383000 | 70270000 | 1810000 | 23900000 | 11720000 | 46370000 | 70270000 | 1790000 | 2410000 | -619000 | 25000 | 25000 | -319000 | 6220000 | -4180000 | 1730000 | 3660000 | 5390000 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4495 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ANA | Acciona | Acciona | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 8190000000.0 | 14405000000.0 | 8173000000.0 | 151000000.0 | 22595000000.0 | 7824000000.0 | 16291000000.0 | 4629000000.0 | 6304000000.0 | 22595000000.0 | 3029500000.0 | 261000000.0 | 212000000.0 | 58000000.0 | 120000000.0 | 556000000.0 | -404500000.0 | -272500000.0 | -140000000.0 | 2500000000.0 | 2360000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4496 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ANA | Acciona | Acciona | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 8190000000.0 | 14405000000.0 | 8173000000.0 | 151000000.0 | 22595000000.0 | 7824000000.0 | 16291000000.0 | 4629000000.0 | 6304000000.0 | 22595000000.0 | 3029500000.0 | 261000000.0 | 212000000.0 | 58000000.0 | 120000000.0 | 556000000.0 | -404500000.0 | -272500000.0 | -140000000.0 | 2500000000.0 | 2360000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4497 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ANA | Acciona | Acciona | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 8484000000.0 | 13407000000.0 | 8104000000.0 | 137000000.0 | 21891000000.0 | 7618000000.0 | 15756000000.0 | 4181000000.0 | 6135000000.0 | 21891000000.0 | 2496000000.0 | 319000000.0 | 222500000.0 | 69000000.0 | 100500000.0 | 268000000.0 | -567500000.0 | 441500000.0 | 161000000.0 | 2479000000.0 | 2640000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4498 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ANA | Acciona | Acciona | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 8484000000.0 | 13407000000.0 | 8104000000.0 | 137000000.0 | 21891000000.0 | 7618000000.0 | 15756000000.0 | 4181000000.0 | 6135000000.0 | 21891000000.0 | 2496000000.0 | 319000000.0 | 222500000.0 | 69000000.0 | 100500000.0 | 268000000.0 | -567500000.0 | 441500000.0 | 161000000.0 | 2479000000.0 | 2640000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4499 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | CABK | Caixabank SA | Caixabank SA | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 33854000000.0 | 558380000000.0 | 20522000000.0 | 5919000000.0 | 42531000000.0 | 592234000000.0 | 425900000000.0 | 421870000000.0 | 557972000000.0 | 16798000000.0 | 34262000000.0 | 592234000000.0 | 4326000000.0 | 1179000000.0 | 3145000000.0 | -79875000000.0 | -3984000000.0 | -83694000000.0 | 87832000000.0 | 20522000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4500 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | CABK | Caixabank SA | Caixabank SA | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 33854000000.0 | 558380000000.0 | 20522000000.0 | 5919000000.0 | 42531000000.0 | 592234000000.0 | 425900000000.0 | 421870000000.0 | 557972000000.0 | 16798000000.0 | 34262000000.0 | 592234000000.0 | 955000000.0 | 266000000.0 | 688000000.0 | 20522000000.0 | 20522000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4501 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | CABK | Caixabank SA | Caixabank SA | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 110574000000.0 | 565216000000.0 | 98109000000.0 | 7659000000.0 | 12465000000.0 | 675790000000.0 | 511288000000.0 | 505196000000.0 | 641516000000.0 | 2457000000.0 | 34274000000.0 | 675790000000.0 | 1251000000.0 | 366000000.0 | 884000000.0 | 98109000000.0 | 98109000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4502 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | CABK | Caixabank SA | Caixabank SA | Banking Services | Banking Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 119531000000.0 | 7901000000.0 | 23229000000.0 | 689217000000.0 | 500831000000.0 | 653333000000.0 | 37641000000.0 | 35884000000.0 | 689217000000.0 | 962000000.0 | 254000000.0 | 707000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4503 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ENAG | Enagas | Enagas | Oil & Gas Related Equipment and Services | Oil & Gas Related Equipment and Services | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 1985610000.0 | 7412970000.0 | 3676630000.0 | -340130000.0 | 9398580000.0 | 1762440000.0 | 6180280000.0 | 3218300000.0 | 9398580000.0 | 625070000.0 | 332030000.0 | 526400000.0 | 149980000.0 | 375770000.0 | 726030000.0 | 669840000.0 | -1524780000.0 | -84870000.0 | 1444150000.0 | 1359280000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4504 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ENAG | Enagas | Enagas | Oil & Gas Related Equipment and Services | Oil & Gas Related Equipment and Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 1985610000.0 | 7412970000.0 | 3676630000.0 | -340130000.0 | 9398580000.0 | 1762440000.0 | 6180280000.0 | 3218300000.0 | 9398580000.0 | 147470000.0 | 108130000.0 | 54100000.0 | 22370000.0 | 111430000.0 | 84440000.0 | -346180000.0 | -108670000.0 | 1467950000.0 | 1359280000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4505 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ENAG | Enagas | Enagas | Oil & Gas Related Equipment and Services | Oil & Gas Related Equipment and Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 1777600000.0 | 7785000000.0 | 4204000000.0 | -93100000.0 | 9562600000.0 | 1419800000.0 | 6051100000.0 | 353300000.0 | 3511500000.0 | 9562600000.0 | 164230000.0 | 64340000.0 | 409920000.0 | 86510000.0 | 323220000.0 | 323440000.0 | 558260000.0 | -214200000.0 | 641370000.0 | 826530000.0 | 1467900000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4506 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ENAG | Enagas | Enagas | Oil & Gas Related Equipment and Services | Oil & Gas Related Equipment and Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 1571760000.0 | 7585900000.0 | 3757850000.0 | 414140000.0 | 9157660000.0 | 1571040000.0 | 6104240000.0 | 30180000.0 | 3053410000.0 | 9157650000.0 | 143870000.0 | 98660000.0 | -19720000.0 | 19290000.0 | -39120000.0 | 65560000.0 | 63640000.0 | -901000000.0 | -743270000.0 | 1569850000.0 | 826580000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4507 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ENAG | Enagas | Enagas | Oil & Gas Related Equipment and Services | Oil & Gas Related Equipment and Services | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 2310800000.0 | 7637500000.0 | 4386800000.0 | 157000000.0 | 9948300000.0 | 2448700000.0 | 6989400000.0 | 69300000.0 | 2958900000.0 | 9948300000.0 | 169500000.0 | 60900000.0 | 82100000.0 | 12600000.0 | 69300000.0 | 225600000.0 | -36500000.0 | -63400000.0 | 125700000.0 | 1444200000.0 | 1569900000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 1920 | ESP | FLUI | Fluidra | Fluidra | Machinery | Machinery | EUR | 2020 | Q | 20200630 | 20221201 | Stock News | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The company logo of Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd China's biggest listed gold producer is displayed at a news conference following its annual results in Hong Kong China March 29 2016. REUTERS/Bobby Yip/File Photo▦ TSLA▦-2.08%▦Copper▦+1.39%▦By Siyi Liu and Dominique Patton▦BEIJING (Reuters) - The head of China's Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd said lithium prices now at record levels could halve by end-2025 telling the Reuters NEXT conference however the miner would still forge ahead with heavy investment in the sector.▦The company China's top gold extractor and a leading producer of copper has already spent $16 billion buying three lithium mines over the past year making it one of the world's top 10 producers of the battery metal. The flurry of deals comes even as warnings emerge that lithium prices driven to records by rapid growth in electric vehicles may peak next year because of a looming supply glut.▦Zijin aims to become one of the top three to five mining companies in the world by 2030. To do that we need a new growth driver on top of our gold copper and zinc sectors said company president Zou Laichang.▦New energy and new materials are the key strategic path for us to achieve this goal.▦Zijin's recent purchases include Canada's Neo Lithium Corp a company focused on lithium mining in Argentina bought for C$920 million ($690 million) in a deal completed in January and giving it access to the Tres Quebradas (3Q) project.▦It also bought majority stakes in the Lakkor Tso Lithium Salar mine in China's Tibet region and the Xiangyuan lithium mine in Hunan province.▦Zou said more investments are planned giving no details on how much the company was planning to spend. Zijin has a market capitalisation of about $35 billion and net profit of 15.7 billion yuan ($2.2 billion) last year.▦But competition for resources is fierce with companies such as Chinese battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL) and automakers BYD and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) also seeking access to lithium.▦Some firms are also working to develop alternative battery materials which could reduce lithium demand in the long term.▦Of course there are concerns ... but we will take full advantage of our technology and cost advantage to remain competitive Zou said.▦We've been working on our lithium extraction from salt lake brine and hard-rock deposits to bring down cost and improve utilisation rate efficiency he said.▦A surge in supply coming onstream by 2025 is expected to push prices down to a normal range of 300000 yuan to 400000 yuan a tonne in the second half of that year Zou said.▦That would cut as much as half from China's current spot lithium carbonate battery grade prices which according to Fastmarkets sit at a record 597500 yuan ($83430) a tonne about three times higher than they were a year ago.▦China accounts for about 60% of world lithium chemical supply and its prices are an important global benchmark. Zijin told investors recently it made its mine acquisitions based on lithium carbonate prices of 100000 yuan a tonne.▦There are growing headwinds for Chinese miners seeking to invest overseas however. Last month Canada ordered three Chinese companies to give up investments in lithium mines there citing national security.▦We will be more careful focusing more on assessing policy and political risks Zou said.▦Zijin is also in a legal dispute with Australian miner AVZ Minerals Ltd over the purchase of a 15% stake in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Manono project thought to be one of the world's largest lithium mines.▦Zijin is aiming to have 150000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) capacity by 2025 according to an investor briefing on Nov.15.▦That's about half the capacity planned by major Chinese producer Ganfeng Lithium Co. Ltd..▦Zijin is also expanding downstream and starting lithium iron phosphate (LFP) production. Zou said about 20000 tonnes of LFP capacity would be launc | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The company logo of Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd China's biggest listed gold producer is displayed at a news conference following its annual results in Hong Kong China March 29 2016. REUTERS/Bobby Yip/File Photo▦ TSLA▦-2.08%▦Copper▦+1.39%▦By Siyi Liu and Dominique Patton▦BEIJING (Reuters) - The head of China's Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd said lithium prices now at record levels could halve by end-2025 telling the Reuters NEXT conference however the miner would still forge ahead with heavy investment in the sector.▦The company China's top gold extractor and a leading producer of copper has already spent $16 billion buying three lithium mines over the past year making it one of the world's top 10 producers of the battery metal. The flurry of deals comes even as warnings emerge that lithium prices driven to records by rapid growth in electric vehicles may peak next year because of a looming supply glut.▦Zijin aims to become one of the top three to five mining companies in the world by 2030. To do that we need a new growth driver on top of our gold copper and zinc sectors said company president Zou Laichang.▦New energy and new materials are the key strategic path for us to achieve this goal.▦Zijin's recent purchases include Canada's Neo Lithium Corp a company focused on lithium mining in Argentina bought for C$920 million ($690 million) in a deal completed in January and giving it access to the Tres Quebradas (3Q) project.▦It also bought majority stakes in the Lakkor Tso Lithium Salar mine in China's Tibet region and the Xiangyuan lithium mine in Hunan province.▦Zou said more investments are planned giving no details on how much the company was planning to spend. Zijin has a market capitalisation of about $35 billion and net profit of 15.7 billion yuan ($2.2 billion) last year.▦But competition for resources is fierce with companies such as Chinese battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL) and automakers BYD and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) also seeking access to lithium.▦Some firms are also working to develop alternative battery materials which could reduce lithium demand in the long term.▦Of course there are concerns ... but we will take full advantage of our technology and cost advantage to remain competitive Zou said.▦We've been working on our lithium extraction from salt lake brine and hard-rock deposits to bring down cost and improve utilisation rate efficiency he said.▦A surge in supply coming onstream by 2025 is expected to push prices down to a normal range of 300000 yuan to 400000 yuan a tonne in the second half of that year Zou said.▦That would cut as much as half from China's current spot lithium carbonate battery grade prices which according to Fastmarkets sit at a record 597500 yuan ($83430) a tonne about three times higher than they were a year ago.▦China accounts for about 60% of world lithium chemical supply and its prices are an important global benchmark. Zijin told investors recently it made its mine acquisitions based on lithium carbonate prices of 100000 yuan a tonne.▦There are growing headwinds for Chinese miners seeking to invest overseas however. Last month Canada ordered three Chinese companies to give up investments in lithium mines there citing national security.▦We will be more careful focusing more on assessing policy and political risks Zou said.▦Zijin is also in a legal dispute with Australian miner AVZ Minerals Ltd over the purchase of a 15% stake in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Manono project thought to be one of the world's largest lithium mines.▦Zijin is aiming to have 150000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) capacity by 2025 according to an investor briefing on Nov.15.▦That's about half the capacity planned by major Chinese producer Ganfeng Lithium Co. Ltd..▦Zijin is also expanding downstream and starting lithium iron phosphate (LFP) production. Zou said about 20000 tonnes of LFP capacity would be launc | https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/chinas-lithium-newcomer-zijin-eyes-rich-returns-from-battery-demand-2955060 | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The company logo of Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd China's biggest listed gold producer is displayed at a news conference following its annual results in Hong Kong China March 29 2016. REUTERS/Bobby Yip/File Photo▦ TSLA▦-2.08%▦Copper▦+1.39%▦By Siyi Liu and Dominique Patton▦BEIJING (Reuters) - The head of China's Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd said lithium prices now at record levels could halve by end-2025 telling the Reuters NEXT conference however the miner would still forge ahead with heavy investment in the sector.▦The company China's top gold extractor and a leading producer of copper has already spent $16 billion buying three lithium mines over the past year making it one of the world's top 10 producers of the battery metal. The flurry of deals comes even as warnings emerge that lithium prices driven to records by rapid growth in electric vehicles may peak next year because of a looming supply glut.▦Zijin aims to become one of the top three to five mining companies in the world by 2030. To do that we need a new growth driver on top of our gold copper and zinc sectors said company president Zou Laichang.▦New energy and new materials are the key strategic path for us to achieve this goal.▦Zijin's recent purchases include Canada's Neo Lithium Corp a company focused on lithium mining in Argentina bought for C$920 million ($690 million) in a deal completed in January and giving it access to the Tres Quebradas (3Q) project.▦It also bought majority stakes in the Lakkor Tso Lithium Salar mine in China's Tibet region and the Xiangyuan lithium mine in Hunan province.▦Zou said more investments are planned giving no details on how much the company was planning to spend. Zijin has a market capitalisation of about $35 billion and net profit of 15.7 billion yuan ($2.2 billion) last year.▦But competition for resources is fierce with companies such as Chinese battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL) and automakers BYD and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) also seeking access to lithium.▦Some firms are also working to develop alternative battery materials which could reduce lithium demand in the long term.▦Of course there are concerns ... but we will take full advantage of our technology and cost advantage to remain competitive Zou said.▦We've been working on our lithium extraction from salt lake brine and hard-rock deposits to bring down cost and improve utilisation rate efficiency he said.▦A surge in supply coming onstream by 2025 is expected to push prices down to a normal range of 300000 yuan to 400000 yuan a tonne in the second half of that year Zou said.▦That would cut as much as half from China's current spot lithium carbonate battery grade prices which according to Fastmarkets sit at a record 597500 yuan ($83430) a tonne about three times higher than they were a year ago.▦China accounts for about 60% of world lithium chemical supply and its prices are an important global benchmark. Zijin told investors recently it made its mine acquisitions based on lithium carbonate prices of 100000 yuan a tonne.▦There are growing headwinds for Chinese miners seeking to invest overseas however. Last month Canada ordered three Chinese companies to give up investments in lithium mines there citing national security.▦We will be more careful focusing more on assessing policy and political risks Zou said.▦Zijin is also in a legal dispute with Australian miner AVZ Minerals Ltd over the purchase of a 15% stake in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Manono project thought to be one of the world's largest lithium mines.▦Zijin is aiming to have 150000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) capacity by 2025 according to an investor briefing on Nov.15.▦That's about half the capacity planned by major Chinese producer Ganfeng Lithium Co. Ltd..▦Zijin is also expanding downstream and starting lithium iron phosphate (LFP) production. Zou said about 20000 tonnes of LFP capacity would be launc | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The company logo of Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd China's biggest listed gold producer is displayed at a news conference following its annual results in Hong Kong China March 29 2016. REUTERS/Bobby Yip/File Photo▦ TSLA▦-2.08%▦Copper▦+1.39%▦By Siyi Liu and Dominique Patton▦BEIJING (Reuters) - The head of China's Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd said lithium prices now at record levels could halve by end-2025 telling the Reuters NEXT conference however the miner would still forge ahead with heavy investment in the sector.▦The company China's top gold extractor and a leading producer of copper has already spent $16 billion buying three lithium mines over the past year making it one of the world's top 10 producers of the battery metal. The flurry of deals comes even as warnings emerge that lithium prices driven to records by rapid growth in electric vehicles may peak next year because of a looming supply glut.▦Zijin aims to become one of the top three to five mining companies in the world by 2030. To do that we need a new growth driver on top of our gold copper and zinc sectors said company president Zou Laichang.▦New energy and new materials are the key strategic path for us to achieve this goal.▦Zijin's recent purchases include Canada's Neo Lithium Corp a company focused on lithium mining in Argentina bought for C$920 million ($690 million) in a deal completed in January and giving it access to the Tres Quebradas (3Q) project.▦It also bought majority stakes in the Lakkor Tso Lithium Salar mine in China's Tibet region and the Xiangyuan lithium mine in Hunan province.▦Zou said more investments are planned giving no details on how much the company was planning to spend. Zijin has a market capitalisation of about $35 billion and net profit of 15.7 billion yuan ($2.2 billion) last year.▦But competition for resources is fierce with companies such as Chinese battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL) and automakers BYD and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) also seeking access to lithium.▦Some firms are also working to develop alternative battery materials which could reduce lithium demand in the long term.▦Of course there are concerns ... but we will take full advantage of our technology and cost advantage to remain competitive Zou said.▦We've been working on our lithium extraction from salt lake brine and hard-rock deposits to bring down cost and improve utilisation rate efficiency he said.▦A surge in supply coming onstream by 2025 is expected to push prices down to a normal range of 300000 yuan to 400000 yuan a tonne in the second half of that year Zou said.▦That would cut as much as half from China's current spot lithium carbonate battery grade prices which according to Fastmarkets sit at a record 597500 yuan ($83430) a tonne about three times higher than they were a year ago.▦China accounts for about 60% of world lithium chemical supply and its prices are an important global benchmark. Zijin told investors recently it made its mine acquisitions based on lithium carbonate prices of 100000 yuan a tonne.▦There are growing headwinds for Chinese miners seeking to invest overseas however. Last month Canada ordered three Chinese companies to give up investments in lithium mines there citing national security.▦We will be more careful focusing more on assessing policy and political risks Zou said.▦Zijin is also in a legal dispute with Australian miner AVZ Minerals Ltd over the purchase of a 15% stake in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Manono project thought to be one of the world's largest lithium mines.▦Zijin is aiming to have 150000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) capacity by 2025 according to an investor briefing on Nov.15.▦That's about half the capacity planned by major Chinese producer Ganfeng Lithium Co. Ltd..▦Zijin is also expanding downstream and starting lithium iron phosphate (LFP) production. Zou said about 20000 tonnes of LFP capacity would be launc | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The company logo of Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd China's biggest listed gold producer is displayed at a news conference following its annual results in Hong Kong China March 29 2016. REUTERS/Bobby Yip/File Photo▦ TSLA▦-2.08%▦Copper▦+1.39%▦By Siyi Liu and Dominique Patton▦BEIJING (Reuters) - The head of China's Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd said lithium prices now at record levels could halve by end-2025 telling the Reuters NEXT conference however the miner would still forge ahead with heavy investment in the sector.▦The company China's top gold extractor and a leading producer of copper has already spent $16 billion buying three lithium mines over the past year making it one of the world's top 10 producers of the battery metal. The flurry of deals comes even as warnings emerge that lithium prices driven to records by rapid growth in electric vehicles may peak next year because of a looming supply glut.▦Zijin aims to become one of the top three to five mining companies in the world by 2030. To do that we need a new growth driver on top of our gold copper and zinc sectors said company president Zou Laichang.▦New energy and new materials are the key strategic path for us to achieve this goal.▦Zijin's recent purchases include Canada's Neo Lithium Corp a company focused on lithium mining in Argentina bought for C$920 million ($690 million) in a deal completed in January and giving it access to the Tres Quebradas (3Q) project.▦It also bought majority stakes in the Lakkor Tso Lithium Salar mine in China's Tibet region and the Xiangyuan lithium mine in Hunan province.▦Zou said more investments are planned giving no details on how much the company was planning to spend. Zijin has a market capitalisation of about $35 billion and net profit of 15.7 billion yuan ($2.2 billion) last year.▦But competition for resources is fierce with companies such as Chinese battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL) and automakers BYD and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) also seeking access to lithium.▦Some firms are also working to develop alternative battery materials which could reduce lithium demand in the long term.▦Of course there are concerns ... but we will take full advantage of our technology and cost advantage to remain competitive Zou said.▦We've been working on our lithium extraction from salt lake brine and hard-rock deposits to bring down cost and improve utilisation rate efficiency he said.▦A surge in supply coming onstream by 2025 is expected to push prices down to a normal range of 300000 yuan to 400000 yuan a tonne in the second half of that year Zou said.▦That would cut as much as half from China's current spot lithium carbonate battery grade prices which according to Fastmarkets sit at a record 597500 yuan ($83430) a tonne about three times higher than they were a year ago.▦China accounts for about 60% of world lithium chemical supply and its prices are an important global benchmark. Zijin told investors recently it made its mine acquisitions based on lithium carbonate prices of 100000 yuan a tonne.▦There are growing headwinds for Chinese miners seeking to invest overseas however. Last month Canada ordered three Chinese companies to give up investments in lithium mines there citing national security.▦We will be more careful focusing more on assessing policy and political risks Zou said.▦Zijin is also in a legal dispute with Australian miner AVZ Minerals Ltd over the purchase of a 15% stake in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Manono project thought to be one of the world's largest lithium mines.▦Zijin is aiming to have 150000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) capacity by 2025 according to an investor briefing on Nov.15.▦That's about half the capacity planned by major Chinese producer Ganfeng Lithium Co. Ltd..▦Zijin is also expanding downstream and starting lithium iron phosphate (LFP) production. Zou said about 20000 tonnes of LFP capacity would be launc | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The company logo of Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd China's biggest listed gold producer is displayed at a news conference following its annual results in Hong Kong China March 29 2016. REUTERS/Bobby Yip/File Photo▦ TSLA▦-2.08%▦Copper▦+1.39%▦By Siyi Liu and Dominique Patton▦BEIJING (Reuters) - The head of China's Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd said lithium prices now at record levels could halve by end-2025 telling the Reuters NEXT conference however the miner would still forge ahead with heavy investment in the sector.▦The company China's top gold extractor and a leading producer of copper has already spent $16 billion buying three lithium mines over the past year making it one of the world's top 10 producers of the battery metal. The flurry of deals comes even as warnings emerge that lithium prices driven to records by rapid growth in electric vehicles may peak next year because of a looming supply glut.▦Zijin aims to become one of the top three to five mining companies in the world by 2030. To do that we need a new growth driver on top of our gold copper and zinc sectors said company president Zou Laichang.▦New energy and new materials are the key strategic path for us to achieve this goal.▦Zijin's recent purchases include Canada's Neo Lithium Corp a company focused on lithium mining in Argentina bought for C$920 million ($690 million) in a deal completed in January and giving it access to the Tres Quebradas (3Q) project.▦It also bought majority stakes in the Lakkor Tso Lithium Salar mine in China's Tibet region and the Xiangyuan lithium mine in Hunan province.▦Zou said more investments are planned giving no details on how much the company was planning to spend. Zijin has a market capitalisation of about $35 billion and net profit of 15.7 billion yuan ($2.2 billion) last year.▦But competition for resources is fierce with companies such as Chinese battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL) and automakers BYD and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) also seeking access to lithium.▦Some firms are also working to develop alternative battery materials which could reduce lithium demand in the long term.▦Of course there are concerns ... but we will take full advantage of our technology and cost advantage to remain competitive Zou said.▦We've been working on our lithium extraction from salt lake brine and hard-rock deposits to bring down cost and improve utilisation rate efficiency he said.▦A surge in supply coming onstream by 2025 is expected to push prices down to a normal range of 300000 yuan to 400000 yuan a tonne in the second half of that year Zou said.▦That would cut as much as half from China's current spot lithium carbonate battery grade prices which according to Fastmarkets sit at a record 597500 yuan ($83430) a tonne about three times higher than they were a year ago.▦China accounts for about 60% of world lithium chemical supply and its prices are an important global benchmark. Zijin told investors recently it made its mine acquisitions based on lithium carbonate prices of 100000 yuan a tonne.▦There are growing headwinds for Chinese miners seeking to invest overseas however. Last month Canada ordered three Chinese companies to give up investments in lithium mines there citing national security.▦We will be more careful focusing more on assessing policy and political risks Zou said.▦Zijin is also in a legal dispute with Australian miner AVZ Minerals Ltd over the purchase of a 15% stake in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Manono project thought to be one of the world's largest lithium mines.▦Zijin is aiming to have 150000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) capacity by 2025 according to an investor briefing on Nov.15.▦That's about half the capacity planned by major Chinese producer Ganfeng Lithium Co. Ltd..▦Zijin is also expanding downstream and starting lithium iron phosphate (LFP) production. Zou said about 20000 tonnes of LFP capacity would be launc | Reuters. FILE PHOTO: The company logo of Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd China's biggest listed gold producer is displayed at a news conference following its annual results in Hong Kong China March 29 2016. REUTERS/Bobby Yip/File Photo▦ TSLA▦-2.08%▦Copper▦+1.39%▦By Siyi Liu and Dominique Patton▦BEIJING (Reuters) - The head of China's Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd said lithium prices now at record levels could halve by end-2025 telling the Reuters NEXT conference however the miner would still forge ahead with heavy investment in the sector.▦The company China's top gold extractor and a leading producer of copper has already spent $16 billion buying three lithium mines over the past year making it one of the world's top 10 producers of the battery me | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 4515 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | NTGY | Naturgy Energy Group SA | Naturgy Energy Group SA | Natural Gas Utilities | Natural Gas Utilities | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 12022000000.0 | 28368000000.0 | 18541000000.0 | -534000000.0 | 40390000000.0 | 9779000000.0 | 30411000000.0 | 5810000000.0 | 9979000000.0 | 40390000000.0 | 7566000000.0 | 1048000000.0 | 857500000.0 | 251500000.0 | 546000000.0 | 906500000.0 | -342500000.0 | -734000000.0 | -190000000.0 | 4175000000.0 | 3985000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4516 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | NTGY | Naturgy Energy Group SA | Naturgy Energy Group SA | Natural Gas Utilities | Natural Gas Utilities | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 12698000000.0 | 28415000000.0 | 18218000000.0 | -1191000000.0 | 41113000000.0 | 13391000000.0 | 34488000000.0 | 11559000000.0 | 6625000000.0 | 41113000000.0 | 8035000000.0 | 561000000.0 | 252000000.0 | 49000000.0 | 210000000.0 | 4365000000.0 | 4365000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4517 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | NTGY | Naturgy Energy Group SA | Naturgy Energy Group SA | Natural Gas Utilities | Natural Gas Utilities | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 11893000000.0 | 28142000000.0 | 18010000000.0 | -2915000000.0 | 40035000000.0 | 11641000000.0 | 32536000000.0 | 7499000000.0 | 40035000000.0 | 7472000000.0 | 669000000.0 | 579000000.0 | 145000000.0 | 347000000.0 | 3624000000.0 | 3624000000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4518 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | GRLS | Grifols SA | Grifols SA | Pharmaceuticals | Pharmaceuticals | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 4653590000.0 | 16880390000.0 | 4168490000.0 | 2867480000.0 | 21533980000.0 | 1955850000.0 | 13076430000.0 | 257310000.0 | 8457540000.000001 | 21533970000.0 | 5369320000.0 | 694640000.0 | 361260000.0 | 90110000.0 | 208280000.0 | -10870000.0 | -1978820000.0 | -173490000.0 | -2127630000.0 | 2675610000.0 | 547980000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4519 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | GRLS | Grifols SA | Grifols SA | Pharmaceuticals | Pharmaceuticals | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 4653590000.0 | 16880390000.0 | 4168490000.0 | 2867480000.0 | 21533980000.0 | 1955850000.0 | 13076430000.0 | 257310000.0 | 8457540000.000001 | 21533970000.0 | 1453560000.0 | 173380000.0 | 66680000.00000001 | 19420000.0 | 32320000.0 | -21200000.0 | -90890000.0 | 129600000.0 | 11440000.0 | 536539999.9999999 | 547980000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4520 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | GRLS | Grifols SA | Grifols SA | Pharmaceuticals | Pharmaceuticals | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 4653590000.0 | 16880390000.0 | 4168490000.0 | 2867480000.0 | 21533980000.0 | 1955850000.0 | 13076430000.0 | 257310000.0 | 8457540000.000001 | 21533970000.0 | 1453560000.0 | 173380000.0 | 66680000.00000001 | 19420000.0 | 32320000.0 | -21200000.0 | -90890000.0 | 129600000.0 | 11440000.0 | 536539999.9999999 | 547980000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4521 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | GRLS | Grifols SA | Grifols SA | Pharmaceuticals | Pharmaceuticals | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 4432770000.0 | 16606300000.0 | 4227930000.0 | 2663410000.0 | 21039070000.0 | 1656330000.0 | 12619690000.0 | 191360000.0 | 8419389999.999999 | 21039080000.0 | 1357620000.0 | 185280000.0 | 145720000.0 | 30800000.0 | 90340000.0 | 15770000.0 | -898530000.0 | -216340000.0 | -1075260000.0 | 1600350000.0 | 525090000.0000001 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4522 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | GRLS | Grifols SA | Grifols SA | Pharmaceuticals | Pharmaceuticals | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 1231100000.0 | 173940000.0 | 113940000.0 | 25640000.0 | 71820000.0 | 15770000.0 | -898530000.0 | -216340000.0 | -1075260000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4523 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | FER | Ferrovial | Ferrovial | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 7419000000.0 | 18865000000.0 | 662000000.0 | 293000000.0 | 26284000000.0 | 5378000000.0 | 19930000000.0 | 4264000000.0 | 6354000000.0 | 26284000000.0 | 7190000000.0 | 361000000.0 | 268000000.0 | 30000000.0 | 186000000.0 | 921000000.0 | -732000000.0 | -316000000.0 | -406000000.0 | 5498000000.0 | 5092000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4524 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | FER | Ferrovial | Ferrovial | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 7419000000.0 | 18865000000.0 | 662000000.0 | 293000000.0 | 26284000000.0 | 5378000000.0 | 19930000000.0 | 4264000000.0 | 6354000000.0 | 26284000000.0 | 1946500000.0 | 96500000.0 | 82000000.0 | 4500000.0 | 68000000.0 | 423500000.0 | -284500000.0 | 26000000.0 | 19000000.0 | 5073000000.0 | 5092000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4525 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | FER | Ferrovial | Ferrovial | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 7419000000.0 | 18865000000.0 | 662000000.0 | 293000000.0 | 26284000000.0 | 5378000000.0 | 19930000000.0 | 4264000000.0 | 6354000000.0 | 26284000000.0 | 1946500000.0 | 96500000.0 | 82000000.0 | 4500000.0 | 68000000.0 | 423500000.0 | -284500000.0 | 26000000.0 | 19000000.0 | 5073000000.0 | 5092000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4526 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | FER | Ferrovial | Ferrovial | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 8238000000.0 | 17319000000.0 | 538000000.0 | 968000000.0 | 25557000000.0 | 6533000000.0 | 19549000000.0 | 4757000000.0 | 6008000000.0 | 25557000000.0 | 1648500000.0 | 84000000.0 | 52000000.0 | 10500000.0 | 25000000.0 | 37000000.0 | -81500000.0 | -184000000.0 | -222000000.0 | 5253000000.0 | 5031000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4527 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | FER | Ferrovial | Ferrovial | Construction& Engineering | Construction& Engineering | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 8238000000.0 | 17319000000.0 | 538000000.0 | 968000000.0 | 25557000000.0 | 6533000000.0 | 19549000000.0 | 4757000000.0 | 6008000000.0 | 25557000000.0 | 1648500000.0 | 84000000.0 | 52000000.0 | 10500000.0 | 25000000.0 | 37000000.0 | -81500000.0 | -184000000.0 | -222000000.0 | 5253000000.0 | 5031000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4528 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | REDE | Red Electrica Corporacion SA | Red Electrica Corporacion SA | Electrical Utilities & IPPs | Electrical Utilities & IPPs | EUR | 2022 | A | 20221231 | 2947310000.0 | 11834210000.0 | 9626800000.0 | -782570000.0 | 14781520000.0 | 2903040000.0 | 9887240000.0 | 941240000.0 | 4894280000.0 | 14781520000.0 | 1194730000.0 | 883210000.0 | 869520000.0 | 188330000.0 | 664730000.0 | 1566830000.0 | -1641320000.0 | -708190000.0 | -779600000.0 | 1574430000.0 | 794820000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4529 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | REDE | Red Electrica Corporacion SA | Red Electrica Corporacion SA | Electrical Utilities & IPPs | Electrical Utilities & IPPs | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20221231 | 2947310000.0 | 11834210000.0 | 9626800000.0 | -782570000.0 | 14781520000.0 | 2903040000.0 | 9887240000.0 | 941240000.0 | 4894280000.0 | 14781520000.0 | 369650000.0 | 138860000.0 | 151360000.0 | 32290000.0 | 113280000.0 | 183660000.0 | 225670000.0 | 462000.0 | 406880000.0 | 387940000.0 | 794820000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4530 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | REDE | Red Electrica Corporacion SA | Red Electrica Corporacion SA | Electrical Utilities & IPPs | Electrical Utilities & IPPs | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220930 | 3134390000.0 | 11492110000.0 | 2746450000.0 | 14626500000.0 | 2437120000.0 | 9683260000.0 | 4943240000.0 | 14626500000.0 | 259850000.0 | 259960000.0 | 238440000.0 | 50010000.0 | 188420000.0 | 617860000.0 | -886600000.0 | -553230000.0 | -819580000.0 | 1207520000.0 | 387940000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4531 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | REDE | Red Electrica Corporacion SA | Red Electrica Corporacion SA | Electrical Utilities & IPPs | Electrical Utilities & IPPs | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220630 | 3247970000.0 | 11334130000.0 | 9591110000.0 | -664600000.0 | 14582100000.0 | 2505420000.0 | 9850420000.0 | 4420500000.0 | 4731680000.0 | 14582100000.0 | 280140000.0 | 238970000.0 | 237930000.0 | 56420000.0 | 180940000.0 | 515720000.0 | -853120000.0 | 926300000.0 | 590960000.0 | 616550000.0 | 1207520000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4532 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | REDE | Red Electrica Corporacion SA | Red Electrica Corporacion SA | Electrical Utilities & IPPs | Electrical Utilities & IPPs | EUR | 2022 | Q | 20220331 | 2030940000.0 | 11182870000.0 | 13213810000.0 | 1877640000.0 | 9272040000.0 | 3941760000.0 | 13213800000.0 | 235210000.0 | 265290000.0 | 241800000.0 | 59060000.0 | 182080000.0 | 249590000.0 | -127270000.0 | -1081720000.0 | -957870000.0 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 4533 | BM | Bolsa de Madrid | Bolsa de Madrid | spa | ITX | Industria de Diseno Textil SA | Industria de Diseno Textil SA | Specialty Retailers | Specialty Retailers | EUR | 2023 | A | 20230131 | 14639000000.0 | 15344000000.0 | 12501000000.0 | 8115000000.0 | 29983000000.0 | 8137000000.0 | 12950000000.0 | 16460000000.0 | 17033000000.0 | 29983000000.0 | 26998000000.0 | 5571000000.0 | 5358000000.0 | 1211000000.0 | 4130000000.0 | 6674000000.0 | -3504000000.0 | -4614000000.0 | -1460000000.0 | 7021000000.0 | 5561000000.0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 75 | ESP | REP | Repsol | Repsol | Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels | Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels | EUR | 2021 | Q | 20211231 | 22442000000 | 33812000000 | 21726000000 | 56254000000 | 17318000000 | 33840000000 | 2499000000 | 22414000000 | 56254000000 | 15492000000 | 14414000000 | 1078000000 | 1148000000 | 575000000 | 560000000 | 4677000000 | -2933000000 | -529000000 | 1274000000 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 3207 | ESP | YBAR | Barcino Property SOCIMI SA | Barcino Property SOCIMI SA | Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) | Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) | EUR | 2019 | A | 20191231 | 20091209 | Stock News | Dec 9 (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez's clean-up of Venezuela's banks has shone a spotlight on powerful politicians and businessmen inside and outside government.▦One of them minister and long-time ally Jesse Chacon resigned at the weekend. Following are some key figures:▦DIOSDADO CABELLO: Seen by many as the most powerful man in Venezuela after Chavez Cabello took part in Chavez's first bid for power a failed 1992 coup against then-president Carlos Andres Perez. Since Chavez's 1998 election he has served as vice president governor of Miranda state and chief of staff. He is now public works minister. Cabello also controls the nation's ports and the telecommunications watchdog. His brother another former soldier with a long government career runs the Senate tax collection agency. Critics say Cabello has amassed a fortune while in government a charge he denies.▦Chavez publicly admonished Cabello last month for delays and a large cost overrun in a road building project. Perhaps there is some excess here Diosdado? he asked. Loathed by the hard left he remains closely protected by Chavez -- perhaps for his loyalty in the leftist president's darkest moment a 2002 coup that briefly ousted him.▦On Sunday as Chacon's political career was derailed over the banking crisis in a live television broadcast Cabello sat calmly in the front row of the audience.▦* JESSE CHACON: Chacon took part in a second failed coup in November 1992 inspired by Chavez's putsch attempt a few months earlier. Chacon seized control of the state television station VTV during the short-lived effort. Like Chavez he was imprisoned. A telecommunications expert Chacon has served in numerous government posts since Chavez's election in 1998. Linked to Cabello's faction in government Chacon was seen to have distanced himself from Cabello since the rise of his brother Arne Chacon in the banking sector. Jesse Chacon denies involvement in the banking scandal that led to his brother's arrest. Chavez said there was no indication of his involvement in the scandal but accepted his resignation from the post of science minister.▦* ARNE CHACON. A former naval officer Jesse Chacon's older brother also participated in the November 1992 coup attempt and was jailed. He is now again behind bars after the collapse of Banco Real the bank he ran. He overcame poverty to become a race horse-owning millionaire. In a 2005 interview he denied he had benefited from his brother's closeness to Chavez. He worked in the tax collection agency and briefly in the vice president's office before taking over the distribution of a successful lottery. He was a partner with another businessman often linked to the government Pedro Torres in Banco Real and previously Baninvest. Chavez on Sunday said he could not understand how Arne Chacon had risen from poverty to run banks adding that he barely knew the man.▦* RICARDO FERNANDEZ. Also from a poor background Mercal King Fernandez became rich selling food to Chavez's subsidized food markets Mercal one of the government's most popular institutions. Seen as an emblem of the so-called Boli-bourgeois -- businessmen who have made millions during Chavez's 'Bolivarian' revolution -- Fernandez helped Chavez break a 2003 strike with his fleet of trucks. He built up a network of dozens of farming fishing and shipping companies some in Panama. In a 2005 wealth declaration audited by KPMG first published on the blog Caracas Gringo Fernandez said he was worth $1.6 billion -- and that was before he started buying banks.▦The first high-profile casualty of the bank cleanup Fernandez surrendered to authorities in November after his four banks were closed for breaches including suspicious funds. Chavez accuses him of laundering money. Fernandez's lawyer who has also been arrested denied the businessman did anything wrong. (Reporting by Frank Jack Daniel; Editing by Xavier Briand) | Dec 9 (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez's clean-up of Venezuela's banks has shone a spotlight on powerful politicians and businessmen inside and outside government.▦One of them minister and long-time ally Jesse Chacon resigned at the weekend. Following are some key figures:▦DIOSDADO CABELLO: Seen by many as the most powerful man in Venezuela after Chavez Cabello took part in Chavez's first bid for power a failed 1992 coup against then-president Carlos Andres Perez. Since Chavez's 1998 election he has served as vice president governor of Miranda state and chief of staff. He is now public works minister. Cabello also controls the nation's ports and the telecommunications watchdog. His brother another former soldier with a long government career runs the Senate tax collection agency. Critics say Cabello has amassed a fortune while in government a charge he denies.▦Chavez publicly admonished Cabello last month for delays and a large cost overrun in a road building project. Perhaps there is some excess here Diosdado? he asked. Loathed by the hard left he remains closely protected by Chavez -- perhaps for his loyalty in the leftist president's darkest moment a 2002 coup that briefly ousted him.▦On Sunday as Chacon's political career was derailed over the banking crisis in a live television broadcast Cabello sat calmly in the front row of the audience.▦* JESSE CHACON: Chacon took part in a second failed coup in November 1992 inspired by Chavez's putsch attempt a few months earlier. Chacon seized control of the state television station VTV during the short-lived effort. Like Chavez he was imprisoned. A telecommunications expert Chacon has served in numerous government posts since Chavez's election in 1998. Linked to Cabello's faction in government Chacon was seen to have distanced himself from Cabello since the rise of his brother Arne Chacon in the banking sector. Jesse Chacon denies involvement in the banking scandal that led to his brother's arrest. Chavez said there was no indication of his involvement in the scandal but accepted his resignation from the post of science minister.▦* ARNE CHACON. A former naval officer Jesse Chacon's older brother also participated in the November 1992 coup attempt and was jailed. He is now again behind bars after the collapse of Banco Real the bank he ran. He overcame poverty to become a race horse-owning millionaire. In a 2005 interview he denied he had benefited from his brother's closeness to Chavez. He worked in the tax collection agency and briefly in the vice president's office before taking over the distribution of a successful lottery. He was a partner with another businessman often linked to the government Pedro Torres in Banco Real and previously Baninvest. Chavez on Sunday said he could not understand how Arne Chacon had risen from poverty to run banks adding that he barely knew the man.▦* RICARDO FERNANDEZ. Also from a poor background Mercal King Fernandez became rich selling food to Chavez's subsidized food markets Mercal one of the government's most popular institutions. Seen as an emblem of the so-called Boli-bourgeois -- businessmen who have made millions during Chavez's 'Bolivarian' revolution -- Fernandez helped Chavez break a 2003 strike with his fleet of trucks. He built up a network of dozens of farming fishing and shipping companies some in Panama. In a 2005 wealth declaration audited by KPMG first published on the blog Caracas Gringo Fernandez said he was worth $1.6 billion -- and that was before he started buying banks.▦The first high-profile casualty of the bank cleanup Fernandez surrendered to authorities in November after his four banks were closed for breaches including suspicious funds. Chavez accuses him of laundering money. Fernandez's lawyer who has also been arrested denied the businessman did anything wrong. (Reporting by Frank Jack Daniel; Editing by Xavier Briand) | https://www.investing.com/news/forex-news/factbox-wealth-and-power-around-venezuela's-government-106584 | Dec 9 (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez's clean-up of Venezuela's banks has shone a spotlight on powerful politicians and businessmen inside and outside government.▦One of them minister and long-time ally Jesse Chacon resigned at the weekend. Following are some key figures:▦DIOSDADO CABELLO: Seen by many as the most powerful man in Venezuela after Chavez Cabello took part in Chavez's first bid for power a failed 1992 coup against then-president Carlos Andres Perez. Since Chavez's 1998 election he has served as vice president governor of Miranda state and chief of staff. He is now public works minister. Cabello also controls the nation's ports and the telecommunications watchdog. His brother another former soldier with a long government career runs the Senate tax collection agency. Critics say Cabello has amassed a fortune while in government a charge he denies.▦Chavez publicly admonished Cabello last month for delays and a large cost overrun in a road building project. Perhaps there is some excess here Diosdado? he asked. Loathed by the hard left he remains closely protected by Chavez -- perhaps for his loyalty in the leftist president's darkest moment a 2002 coup that briefly ousted him.▦On Sunday as Chacon's political career was derailed over the banking crisis in a live television broadcast Cabello sat calmly in the front row of the audience.▦* JESSE CHACON: Chacon took part in a second failed coup in November 1992 inspired by Chavez's putsch attempt a few months earlier. Chacon seized control of the state television station VTV during the short-lived effort. Like Chavez he was imprisoned. A telecommunications expert Chacon has served in numerous government posts since Chavez's election in 1998. Linked to Cabello's faction in government Chacon was seen to have distanced himself from Cabello since the rise of his brother Arne Chacon in the banking sector. Jesse Chacon denies involvement in the banking scandal that led to his brother's arrest. Chavez said there was no indication of his involvement in the scandal but accepted his resignation from the post of science minister.▦* ARNE CHACON. A former naval officer Jesse Chacon's older brother also participated in the November 1992 coup attempt and was jailed. He is now again behind bars after the collapse of Banco Real the bank he ran. He overcame poverty to become a race horse-owning millionaire. In a 2005 interview he denied he had benefited from his brother's closeness to Chavez. He worked in the tax collection agency and briefly in the vice president's office before taking over the distribution of a successful lottery. He was a partner with another businessman often linked to the government Pedro Torres in Banco Real and previously Baninvest. Chavez on Sunday said he could not understand how Arne Chacon had risen from poverty to run banks adding that he barely knew the man.▦* RICARDO FERNANDEZ. Also from a poor background Mercal King Fernandez became rich selling food to Chavez's subsidized food markets Mercal one of the government's most popular institutions. Seen as an emblem of the so-called Boli-bourgeois -- businessmen who have made millions during Chavez's 'Bolivarian' revolution -- Fernandez helped Chavez break a 2003 strike with his fleet of trucks. He built up a network of dozens of farming fishing and shipping companies some in Panama. In a 2005 wealth declaration audited by KPMG first published on the blog Caracas Gringo Fernandez said he was worth $1.6 billion -- and that was before he started buying banks.▦The first high-profile casualty of the bank cleanup Fernandez surrendered to authorities in November after his four banks were closed for breaches including suspicious funds. Chavez accuses him of laundering money. Fernandez's lawyer who has also been arrested denied the businessman did anything wrong. (Reporting by Frank Jack Daniel; Editing by Xavier Briand) | Dec 9 (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez's clean-up of Venezuela's banks has shone a spotlight on powerful politicians and businessmen inside and outside government.▦One of them minister and long-time ally Jesse Chacon resigned at the weekend. Following are some key figures:▦DIOSDADO CABELLO: Seen by many as the most powerful man in Venezuela after Chavez Cabello took part in Chavez's first bid for power a failed 1992 coup against then-president Carlos Andres Perez. Since Chavez's 1998 election he has served as vice president governor of Miranda state and chief of staff. He is now public works minister. Cabello also controls the nation's ports and the telecommunications watchdog. His brother another former soldier with a long government career runs the Senate tax collection agency. Critics say Cabello has amassed a fortune while in government a charge he denies.▦Chavez publicly admonished Cabello last month for delays and a large cost overrun in a road building project. Perhaps there is some excess here Diosdado? he asked. Loathed by the hard left he remains closely protected by Chavez -- perhaps for his loyalty in the leftist president's darkest moment a 2002 coup that briefly ousted him.▦On Sunday as Chacon's political career was derailed over the banking crisis in a live television broadcast Cabello sat calmly in the front row of the audience.▦* JESSE CHACON: Chacon took part in a second failed coup in November 1992 inspired by Chavez's putsch attempt a few months earlier. Chacon seized control of the state television station VTV during the short-lived effort. Like Chavez he was imprisoned. A telecommunications expert Chacon has served in numerous government posts since Chavez's election in 1998. Linked to Cabello's faction in government Chacon was seen to have distanced himself from Cabello since the rise of his brother Arne Chacon in the banking sector. Jesse Chacon denies involvement in the banking scandal that led to his brother's arrest. Chavez said there was no indication of his involvement in the scandal but accepted his resignation from the post of science minister.▦* ARNE CHACON. A former naval officer Jesse Chacon's older brother also participated in the November 1992 coup attempt and was jailed. He is now again behind bars after the collapse of Banco Real the bank he ran. He overcame poverty to become a race horse-owning millionaire. In a 2005 interview he denied he had benefited from his brother's closeness to Chavez. He worked in the tax collection agency and briefly in the vice president's office before taking over the distribution of a successful lottery. He was a partner with another businessman often linked to the government Pedro Torres in Banco Real and previously Baninvest. Chavez on Sunday said he could not understand how Arne Chacon had risen from poverty to run banks adding that he barely knew the man.▦* RICARDO FERNANDEZ. Also from a poor background Mercal King Fernandez became rich selling food to Chavez's subsidized food markets Mercal one of the government's most popular institutions. Seen as an emblem of the so-called Boli-bourgeois -- businessmen who have made millions during Chavez's 'Bolivarian' revolution -- Fernandez helped Chavez break a 2003 strike with his fleet of trucks. He built up a network of dozens of farming fishing and shipping companies some in Panama. In a 2005 wealth declaration audited by KPMG first published on the blog Caracas Gringo Fernandez said he was worth $1.6 billion -- and that was before he started buying banks.▦The first high-profile casualty of the bank cleanup Fernandez surrendered to authorities in November after his four banks were closed for breaches including suspicious funds. Chavez accuses him of laundering money. Fernandez's lawyer who has also been arrested denied the businessman did anything wrong. (Reporting by Frank Jack Daniel; Editing by Xavier Briand) | Dec 9 (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez's clean-up of Venezuela's banks has shone a spotlight on powerful politicians and businessmen inside and outside government.▦One of them minister and long-time ally Jesse Chacon resigned at the weekend. Following are some key figures:▦DIOSDADO CABELLO: Seen by many as the most powerful man in Venezuela after Chavez Cabello took part in Chavez's first bid for power a failed 1992 coup against then-president Carlos Andres Perez. Since Chavez's 1998 election he has served as vice president governor of Miranda state and chief of staff. He is now public works minister. Cabello also controls the nation's ports and the telecommunications watchdog. His brother another former soldier with a long government career runs the Senate tax collection agency. Critics say Cabello has amassed a fortune while in government a charge he denies.▦Chavez publicly admonished Cabello last month for delays and a large cost overrun in a road building project. Perhaps there is some excess here Diosdado? he asked. Loathed by the hard left he remains closely protected by Chavez -- perhaps for his loyalty in the leftist president's darkest moment a 2002 coup that briefly ousted him.▦On Sunday as Chacon's political career was derailed over the banking crisis in a live television broadcast Cabello sat calmly in the front row of the audience.▦* JESSE CHACON: Chacon took part in a second failed coup in November 1992 inspired by Chavez's putsch attempt a few months earlier. Chacon seized control of the state television station VTV during the short-lived effort. Like Chavez he was imprisoned. A telecommunications expert Chacon has served in numerous government posts since Chavez's election in 1998. Linked to Cabello's faction in government Chacon was seen to have distanced himself from Cabello since the rise of his brother Arne Chacon in the banking sector. Jesse Chacon denies involvement in the banking scandal that led to his brother's arrest. Chavez said there was no indication of his involvement in the scandal but accepted his resignation from the post of science minister.▦* ARNE CHACON. A former naval officer Jesse Chacon's older brother also participated in the November 1992 coup attempt and was jailed. He is now again behind bars after the collapse of Banco Real the bank he ran. He overcame poverty to become a race horse-owning millionaire. In a 2005 interview he denied he had benefited from his brother's closeness to Chavez. He worked in the tax collection agency and briefly in the vice president's office before taking over the distribution of a successful lottery. He was a partner with another businessman often linked to the government Pedro Torres in Banco Real and previously Baninvest. Chavez on Sunday said he could not understand how Arne Chacon had risen from poverty to run banks adding that he barely knew the man.▦* RICARDO FERNANDEZ. Also from a poor background Mercal King Fernandez became rich selling food to Chavez's subsidized food markets Mercal one of the government's most popular institutions. Seen as an emblem of the so-called Boli-bourgeois -- businessmen who have made millions during Chavez's 'Bolivarian' revolution -- Fernandez helped Chavez break a 2003 strike with his fleet of trucks. He built up a network of dozens of farming fishing and shipping companies some in Panama. In a 2005 wealth declaration audited by KPMG first published on the blog Caracas Gringo Fernandez said he was worth $1.6 billion -- and that was before he started buying banks.▦The first high-profile casualty of the bank cleanup Fernandez surrendered to authorities in November after his four banks were closed for breaches including suspicious funds. Chavez accuses him of laundering money. Fernandez's lawyer who has also been arrested denied the businessman did anything wrong. (Reporting by Frank Jack Daniel; Editing by Xavier Briand) | Dec 9 (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez's clean-up of Venezuela's banks has shone a spotlight on powerful politicians and businessmen inside and outside government.▦One of them minister and long-time ally Jesse Chacon resigned at the weekend. Following are some key figures:▦DIOSDADO CABELLO: Seen by many as the most powerful man in Venezuela after Chavez Cabello took part in Chavez's first bid for power a failed 1992 coup against then-president Carlos Andres Perez. Since Chavez's 1998 election he has served as vice president governor of Miranda state and chief of staff. He is now public works minister. Cabello also controls the nation's ports and the telecommunications watchdog. His brother another former soldier with a long government career runs the Senate tax collection agency. Critics say Cabello has amassed a fortune while in government a charge he denies.▦Chavez publicly admonished Cabello last month for delays and a large cost overrun in a road building project. Perhaps there is some excess here Diosdado? he asked. Loathed by the hard left he remains closely protected by Chavez -- perhaps for his loyalty in the leftist president's darkest moment a 2002 coup that briefly ousted him.▦On Sunday as Chacon's political career was derailed over the banking crisis in a live television broadcast Cabello sat calmly in the front row of the audience.▦* JESSE CHACON: Chacon took part in a second failed coup in November 1992 inspired by Chavez's putsch attempt a few months earlier. Chacon seized control of the state television station VTV during the short-lived effort. Like Chavez he was imprisoned. A telecommunications expert Chacon has served in numerous government posts since Chavez's election in 1998. Linked to Cabello's faction in government Chacon was seen to have distanced himself from Cabello since the rise of his brother Arne Chacon in the banking sector. Jesse Chacon denies involvement in the banking scandal that led to his brother's arrest. Chavez said there was no indication of his involvement in the scandal but accepted his resignation from the post of science minister.▦* ARNE CHACON. A former naval officer Jesse Chacon's older brother also participated in the November 1992 coup attempt and was jailed. He is now again behind bars after the collapse of Banco Real the bank he ran. He overcame poverty to become a race horse-owning millionaire. In a 2005 interview he denied he had benefited from his brother's closeness to Chavez. He worked in the tax collection agency and briefly in the vice president's office before taking over the distribution of a successful lottery. He was a partner with another businessman often linked to the government Pedro Torres in Banco Real and previously Baninvest. Chavez on Sunday said he could not understand how Arne Chacon had risen from poverty to run banks adding that he barely knew the man.▦* RICARDO FERNANDEZ. Also from a poor background Mercal King Fernandez became rich selling food to Chavez's subsidized food markets Mercal one of the government's most popular institutions. Seen as an emblem of the so-called Boli-bourgeois -- businessmen who have made millions during Chavez's 'Bolivarian' revolution -- Fernandez helped Chavez break a 2003 strike with his fleet of trucks. He built up a network of dozens of farming fishing and shipping companies some in Panama. In a 2005 wealth declaration audited by KPMG first published on the blog Caracas Gringo Fernandez said he was worth $1.6 billion -- and that was before he started buying banks.▦The first high-profile casualty of the bank cleanup Fernandez surrendered to authorities in November after his four banks were closed for breaches including suspicious funds. Chavez accuses him of laundering money. Fernandez's lawyer who has also been arrested denied the businessman did anything wrong. (Reporting by Frank Jack Daniel; Editing by Xavier Briand) | Dec 9 (Reuters) - President Hugo Chavez's clean-up of Venezuela's banks has shone a spotlight on powerful politicians and businessmen inside and outside government.▦One of them minister and long-time ally Jesse Chacon resigned at the weekend. Following are some key figures:▦DIOSDADO CABELLO: Seen by many as the most powerful man in Venezuela after Chavez Cabello took part in Chavez's first bid for power a failed 1992 coup against then-president Carlos Andres Perez. Since Chavez's 1998 election he has served as vice president governor of Miranda state and chief of staff. He is now public works minister. Cabello also controls the nation's ports and the telecommunications watchdog. His brother another former soldier with a long government career runs the | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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