VíasChile, an Abertis company, promotes a grant program to support communities and neighbors which have been affected during the health emergency close to its toll roads in Chile.
With the help of municipalities, the company has identified the most urgent needs of each “comuna” (region) and have worked together to materialize a concrete contribution that has permanence in time and solves a relevant need for the community.
In the first phase of this initiative, 40 electric heaters have been delivered to the Hospital de Emergencia in the Comuna of Colina, as well as new ambulances, equipped with essential medical instruments to care for and transport patients from the Comuna of Renca and the Municipalities of Santiago and San Bernardo.
Medical equipment for the Hospital de Casablanca and food boxes for families in the comunas of Talagante, Malloco and Panquehue have also been delivered.
With this action, which has been possible thanks to the collaborative work between the different areas of the company, VíasChile reinforces its commitment to collaborate with nearby communities.
22 September 2026
• The Group, together with its Foundation, has opened applications for the Safe Road Operations Challenge, a new open innovation call aimed at technology startups and SMEs from around the world.
• According to the Spanish Directorate-General for Traffic's National Registry of Traffic Accident Victims, 154 accidents related to road maintenance and conservation work were recorded on Spanish roads in 2025, with speed being the main risk factor.
• The challenge addresses a risk common to road operations worldwide: the direct interaction between road workers, live traffic and changing operating conditions.
• The winning proposal will receive a €40,000 ...
8 May 2026
•The Group —owned by ACS and Mundys— reaches an agreement with the Government of Mexico to invest €1.2 billion in a strategic infrastructure improvement plan.
•This agreement will more than double the concession life of its subsidiary in the country, Red de Carreteras de Occidente (RCO), from 22 years to over 41 years, strengthening the long-term stability of the asset.
•José Aljaro, CEO of Abertis, stated: “This new project in Mexico demonstrates our ability to work alongside public administrations as a long-term industrial and financial partner, combining investment, service enhancement and value creation in a country where we already operate close to 900 kilometres of highways.”