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Cox advances the country through integrated energy and water solutions, combining cutting-edge technology and strategic infrastructure.

The company partners with Mexican businesses to transition toward competitive, efficient, and sustainable energy models.

The world’s largest reverse osmosis desalination plant in Abu Dhabi produces potable water.

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Cox fosters a diverse, safe, and flexible work environment that supports professional growth.

The company operates as a vertically integrated utility in water and energy.

The company ensures water availability and sustainable management while providing access to clean, affordable energy.

The company leads in innovative and sustainable technology solutions for green transition challenges.

Cox Infrastructure Group appoints **Patxi Saez** as its new **Group Chief Executive Officer** to lead a restructuring of management and business operations. The reorganization aims to accelerate expansion in **Latin America and the United States**. The Board of Directors approved the changes to streamline decision-making and enhance growth initiatives.

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Cox secures two electricity transmission projects in Brazil and Chile, targeting over **€440 million** in regulated revenues. The Brazilian project—**Lot 6**, a 30-year concession—includes a **900 MVA substation** in Iguaçu and **4 km of transmission lines**, with an estimated **€64.5 million** investment and **1,300+ jobs**. In Chile, Cox wins **Group 3** of the Exempt Decree No. 354/2025 tender, building **Los Boldos and Panul substations** linked by a **12.57 km double-circuit line**, with a **€44.5 million** investment. Both projects expand Cox’s Latin American energy infrastructure portfolio.

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Cox, a global utility provider in water and energy, has joined the Spanish Confederation of Business Organisations (CEOE) to deepen its engagement with Spain’s business sector. The move aligns with its strategy to contribute to economic debates and leverage its expertise in infrastructure, while maintaining Spain as its global headquarters. The company operates in 37 countries and recently expanded its regional presence in the Americas with a new headquarters in Panama.

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Cox wins LatinFinance’s **Infrastructure Deal of the Year: Mexico** for structuring the $3.5 billion financing behind its acquisition of Iberdrola Mexico. The deal—backed by $850 million in equity and $2.65 billion in bank debt—expands Cox’s scale in Mexico, securing a platform with **2,600 MW of operating capacity** and the country’s largest private electricity supplier (25% market share). The company later refinanced with a **$2 billion bond issuance**, drawing demand from over 200 institutional investors.

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