Without a doubt, tomorrow will be one of Sacyr's most lively board meetings. In addition to discussing significant debt, the president will be approached by Carceller, Abelló and the savings banks. They do not want to leave any point of the debate undone.
It does not look like the best format for upholding an unpleasant position to major shareholders. But the attention is ever more on Repsol, as was demonstrated with its deal with Pemex, that only offered a dividend with which to pay for the investment. It should think more about the company, like other shareholders.
