MADRID, 14 Abr. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Ferrovial's shares opened this Friday with a rise of 0.42%, up to 27.50 euros per title, and thus slipped into the highest rises of the Ibex 35 at the start of the trading day.

Minutes later, at 9:20 a.m., the shares of the company chaired by Rafael del Pino moderated their rise to 0.23%, up to 27.45 euros, and all this after the historic meeting that the group held yesterday and at the who decided to move to the Netherlands.

After yesterday's market close, the exact percentage of support for this company decision was revealed: 93.3% of Ferrovial shareholders who cast their vote at the meeting supported the proposal to move the group's headquarters to Netherlands, according to the meeting minutes.

The quorum of the assembly reached 77.6% between attendees and those represented, and of these, 93.3% gave their approval to item 10.1 on the agenda, which dealt with the merger with its Dutch subsidiary.

Ferrovial's main shareholder is its president, Rafael del Pino, who controls 20.4% of the capital, followed by his sister María del Pino (8.2%); the British TCI fund (6.4%), founded by Christopher Hohn, a British billionaire who appears in position 273 on the Forbes list of the world's greatest fortunes; his other brother Leopoldo del Pino (4.1%) and the funds BlackRock (3.18%) and Lazard (3%).