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Así se lo ha trasmitido Ignacio Galán a Imanol Pradales en un encuentro previo a la celebración de la Junta General de Accionistas
Ignacio Galán employment Iberdrola España Spain
Iberdrola's Executive Chairman, Ignacio Galán, and the lehendakari, Imanol Pradales.
Iberdrola's Executive Chairman, Ignacio Galán, has held his traditional meeting with the lehendakari (Basque regional president), Imanol Pradales, at the Lehendakaritza headquarters in Vitoria ahead of the General Shareholders' Meeting.
Galán conveyed the company's strong commitment to the Basque Country and explained the main effects of the Group's activity in the region. The combined impact on employment, economic activity and tax revenues reflects Iberdrola's role as a key player in the economic, industrial and social development of the Basque Country.
Over the last five years, Iberdrola has allocated more than €8.4 billion to purchases from Basque suppliers, reinforcing its role as a driving force for the local productive fabric.
As a result of its activity, the Group has supported more than 30,000 quality jobs throughout its value chain in the Basque Country. The company has therefore consolidated its position as a key player in boosting the Basque labour market, with a sustained contribution throughout the 2021-2025 period in both the volume and quality of jobs created.
Since 2021, Iberdrola has contributed more than €4 billion to the Basque public finances.
About Iberdrola
Having surpassed €138 billion in market capitalisation, Iberdrola is Europe's largest electricity company and one of the two largest worldwide. The Group provides service to more than 100 million people around the world and has a workforce of 45,400 employees and assets worth €161 billion. In 2025, Iberdrola posted a record net profit of €6.285 billion. The company contributes close to €10.4 billion in tax payments in the countries where it operates and supports more than 500,000 jobs throughout its supply chain thanks to €13.2 billion in purchases from tens of thousands of suppliers.
Since 2001, Iberdrola has invested more than €175 billion in electricity networks, renewable energy and energy storage to help drive the creation of an energy model based on electrification. The company operates nearly 1.4 million kilometres of electricity networks in the United States (states of New York, Connecticut, Maine and Massachusetts), the United Kingdom (Scotland, England and Wales), Brazil (states of Bahia, Rio Grande do Norte, Pernambuco, São Paulo and Mato Grosso do Sul, as well as Brasília) and Spain, in addition to having 58,000 MW of installed capacity worldwide, more than 46,000 MW of which is renewable.
