Ineco’s history is the story of a company that has embraced evolution, always oriented towards the design and modernisation of transport systems and infrastructure, and with a desire to provide solutions without neglecting economic, social and environmental aspects. It is also the story of a large number of professionals who, thanks to excellent training, determination and enthusiasm, have formed teams that have enabled us to achieve our current success.

In the midst of today’s digital revolution, looking back on the past has meant remembering all of those who lived through and made these experiences possible. Some are no longer with us. Others are still working with us or in other fields. To all of them, whether or not they are mentioned in these pages, we extend our thanks for making it possible for us to celebrate this anniversary. Special thanks also go to all of those friends and teachers from shareholder companies past and present, namely Adif, Renfe, ENAIRE and Aena, and other Spanish government institutions, who have helped us grow and take part in the building of one of the best transport networks in the world.

Special thanks also go to all of those friends and teachers from shareholder companies past and present, namely Adif, Renfe, ENAIRE and Aena, and other Spanish government institutions, who have helped us grow and take part in the building of one of the best transport networks in the world

The knowledge that we have gained has enabled us to overcome challenges and difficult times. Looking back on our history, from every crisis – and there have been some very significant ones – we have always emerged in a position of strength by taking advantage of opportunities and responding with efficiency, courage and rigour. We have been able to transform and adapt to the times, and we will continue to do so.

If we continue to maintain this capacity for reaction and evolution, we will go far. The journey has only just begun. (See printed edition)

50th anniversary advisory team

Pilar Gª Alemany, Lidia Amigo, Miguel de Bernardo, Gabriel Díaz-Roncero, Juan Carlos Ceballos, Luis Chocano, José Ignacio Gálvez, Fco. Javier Gallego, José Ángel Higueras, María Luisa de la Hoz, Casimiro Iglesias, Bárbara Jiménez-Alfaro, África Jiménez, Ernesto Labarta, José Mª Llorente, Adrián López, José Luis Mangas, Rafael Molina, Sergio Navarro, Luis Negrete, Francisco Olmedo, Julio Resino, Roberto Serrano, Rafael Torres, José Mª Urgoiti, Irene Thomas, Jara Valbuena.

On 20 July, Ineco will celebrate the 50th anniversary of its founding in 1968. Over the course of the year, the company will be highlighting the most important dates in its half-century of history, a period that has been key to the development of transport and infrastructures in Spain, through its website and social media. In the image, the logo selected through a contest among the company’s more than 2,500 employees.