Lantania unveils its 2026–2030 Strategic Plan to reach €1.1 billion in revenue

• The Group aims to double its size over the next five years through a business model focused on profitability and financial strength
• The company will increase EBITDA to €75 million, more than tripling the level expected for 2026 

Madrid, 9 July 2026. Lantania is embarking on a new phase with the launch of its 2026–2030 Strategic Plan, a roadmap that targets Group revenue of €1.1 billion by the end of the period, more than double the figure forecast for the end of 2026. The new Strategic Plan builds on a cycle in which the company exceeded its established targets and sets out a growth model driven by profitability, financial strength and operational excellence, reinforcing its position across the infrastructure, water and energy markets. The Plan also targets an increase of more than threefold in EBITDA, reaching €75 million by 2030.

“We are moving into the next phase of our development with a strategy focused on profitable growth and the creation of sustainable long-term value,” said Federico Ávila, Chairman of Lantania, during the presentation of the 2026–2030 Strategic Plan. “Achieving €1.1 billion in revenue will take us to a new level of scale, strengthening our capacity to deliver larger and more complex projects,” Ávila added.

Since its inception in 2018, Lantania has established one of the strongest growth trajectories in the infrastructure sector. In just eight years, it has built a diversified Group with operations in 17 countries and the capability to deliver major infrastructure projects, including the Jubail 3A desalination plant in Saudi Arabia, the expansion of the Palma II wastewater treatment plant in Spain, the construction of Seville Metro Line 3, and the new electrical substation at the Port of Castellón.

Business Performance and Delivery of the 2002-2026 Strategic Plan

Lantania expects to close the year with revenue of €531 million, representing a 16% increase compared with the previous financial year (€458 million in 2025). This figure exceeds the target set out in the 2022–2026 Strategic Plan, which projected revenue of €500 million. EBITDA is expected to reach €21.3 million, up 55% from €13.7 million in 2025.

The first half of the year reflects this positive momentum. The company reported revenue of €245 million, up 26% compared with the same period of the previous year. First-half EBITDA reached €6.2 million, representing a 7% increase year on year. New orders totalled €375 million. By business area, Water accounted for the largest share of new orders, representing 41% of the total, followed by Infrastructure (30%) and Energy (20.5%).

Among the key milestones achieved during the first half of the year is the creation and launch of NMDC Lantania Water, following the agreement between Lantania and UAE-based NMDC Group to jointly expand their activities in the water sector. The transaction, completed last June, involved NMDC Group’s acquisition of a 51% stake in Lantania Aguas, the Group’s subsidiary specializing in desalination, water treatment and wastewater treatment projects, while Lantania retained the remaining 49%.

The partnership has already begun to deliver results, with the recent award of the Fujairah desalination plant project in the United Arab Emirates.

“The agreement with NMDC is, without doubt, the most significant transaction we have completed since Lantania was founded. It strengthens our position in a market that is strategically important to us—the water sector—and enables us to evolve into fully integrated solutions providers with the capability to deliver large-scale projects from start to finish. This broadens our value proposition and opens new growth opportunities in a market with strong long-term potential,” underscored Lantania Chairman Federico Ávila.

2026-2030 Strategic Plan: Profitable Growth

The new roadmap sets out a strategy focused on enhancing profitability and accelerating business growth, with operational excellence, innovation and sustainability serving as the Group’s key differentiators. On this basis, Lantania aims to increase revenue to €1.1 billion and EBITDA to €75 million by the end of 2030, in line with the expected evolution of the business and a stronger contribution from net profit as a key indicator of value creation.

To this end, Lantania will prioritize higher value-added projects while strengthening cash generation by expanding activities that provide recurring revenue streams, such as the operation and maintenance of infrastructure and other specialized services.

The Plan will also drive the company’s expansion through a selective acquisition strategy and entry into high-growth markets and business segments, including digital infrastructure. This growth will be underpinned by an operational excellence model focused on increasing productivity, implementing integrated risk management, strengthening the supply chain, and industrializing construction processes to enhance efficiency and execution capability.

Technological transformation will play a central role in the Plan. Lantania will accelerate the integration of artificial intelligence and automation across its operations, expand the use of advanced project management systems and predictive tools for cost and schedule control, and further strengthen its commitment to research, development and innovation (R&D&I).

Sustainability will remain embedded across the Group’s strategy, strengthening its competitiveness and supporting sustainable growth. The company will advance its decarbonization and circular economy initiatives, enhance its sustainability certifications and reporting, and expand its access to ESG-linked financing.

The implementation of this strategy will be supported by three cross-cutting enablers: people, digitalization and operational improvement. Talent development and training in digital skills will be critical to achieving the Group’s strategic objectives. These efforts will be complemented by an acceleration of digitalization through the adoption of artificial intelligence, automation and real-time data-driven tools. At the same time, Lantania will advance an operational improvement model designed to increase productivity and optimize risk management.

With this roadmap, Lantania aims to take the next step in its corporate development, strengthening its position among Spain’s leading infrastructure, water and energy groups through a profitable, sustainable and internationally focused growth model.