Business news in Spain: results, mergers, appointments, strategy and the big IBEX and corporate players.
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Tres Arroyos launches winter tourism with whale watching and mycotourism, while the mayor defends the Cold Zone against the risk of elimination.
Pascual Pérez, founder of Finetwork, obtains a tax office certificate confirming he is up to date with payments after appearing on the debtors list.
Naturgy accounts for 20% of Bankinter's five-value portfolio, which recommends buying with a target price of €29.80 and highlights its 6.5% dividend.
Bankinter keeps Indra in its five-value portfolio with a 15% weight, a buy recommendation, and a target price of €58.
The Ibex 35 starts the week with slight declines. Indra and IAG rise, while Iberdrola and Repsol discount dividends and weigh on the index.
The Bank of Spain is finalising a proposal to ease mortgage restrictions for young people and low incomes to improve access to housing.
Horacio Cartes celebrated his 70th birthday with a massive event, challenging the opposition and asserting he will live to 140, reinforcing his leadership.
The electricity pool averaged €69.59/MWh in June, 28.32% more than in May, but sunless hours pushed the price above €100/MWh.
Median liquidity per account in companies drops 33% in H1 2026, to €14,732, due to rising rates and tighter credit.
The Ibex 35 will distribute over €7.2 billion in dividends in July, led by Iberdrola, Endesa, and Repsol, as the index surpasses 19,800 points.
Owners of vacant homes are already paying €4.457 billion in income tax, 1.18% more than in 2023. There are 4.91 million vacant properties in Spain.
Kiko Matamoros, Patricia Conde and Bertín Osborne deny the debts attributed to them by the tax agency, citing lawsuits and certificates.