Saba Infraestructuras held its Annual General Shareholders’ Meeting today in Barcelona, where the annual accounts for the 2025 fiscal year were approved and the main milestones of the year, marked by the integration into the Interparking Group, were discussed. The President of Saba, Salvador Alemany, and the CEO of Saba and the Interparking Group, Roland Cracco, outlined the company’s key developments over the past financial year.

The Board has also agreed to authorise the acquisition of the company’s own shares within the legally established limits, and the appointment of the auditor for the company's individual accounts for the 2026 fiscal year.

At the end of the 2025 financial year, Saba Infraestructuras operates in 196 cities across 8 countries, with a network of 1,098 parking facilities offering a total of 358,443 parking spaces and a workforce of 2,147 people.

In financial terms, the company generated revenues of €333 million, representing a 4.7% increase over the previous year. EBITDA stood at €105 million, whilst capital expenditure reached €33.2 million, mainly aimed at the improvement and modernisation of infrastructure, process digitalisation and the promotion of mobility-related solutions.

In 2025, Saba maintained its international positioning through the acquisition of new assets, refurbishments and the upgrading of existing infrastructures, among other key developments.

Since 1 October 2025, Saba Infraestructuras has been part of the Interparking Group, one of the leading international car park operators, owned by long-term institutional shareholders AG Insurance, APG and CriteriaCaixa. At the end of 2025, Interparking Group operates in 15 countries, manages over 800,000 parking spaces in approximately 2,100 parking facilities and employs more than 4,300 professionals.

Interparking Group will maintain the Saba brand in selected markets, such as Spain and Andorra, Portugal, and Chile, among others. Furthermore, it has set an investment target of around €250 million, with a priority on strengthening growth in the Spanish market.