Company description
Saba Parkings is the leading operator in Spain and one of the biggest in Europe. The company manages more than 180,000 parking spaces and 327 centers in Spain, Italy, Portugal, Chile, France and Andorra. Saba Parkings is part of Saba Infraestructuras group, a leading company in car park management since 1966 and in logistics park management since 1999
Car parks under public concessions make up the area in which Saba carries on most of its business and this is the area in which Saba started out. In many cases they are the only way in which car parks can be built and operated.
Saba, which was previously owned by Abertis, is now owned by La Caixa, KKR, ProA and Torreal.
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Company updates
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June 24, 2016
EQT Infrastructure sells Parkia to First State Investments-managed fund
EQT Infrastructure Limited (EQT) and Mutua Madrileña have signed a definite agreement to sell Parkia to First State European Diversified Infrastructure Fund (First State Investments). The...
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May 20, 2016
Bidders line up for Spain´s 3rd largest car park operator
Twelve bidders have submitted their proposals for the acquisition of Parkia, the third largest car park group in Spain, owned by Nordic fund EQT Infrastructure Limited.
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August 05, 2014
SABA wins parking partial privatization in Barcelona
In July, Spain's Saba won the partial privatization process of the best car parks belonging to Barcelona City Hall. Saba beat out Interparking at the auction.
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February 07, 2014
Saba wins management of car parks in Chile, Italy, Portugal and Spain
Barcelona-based car park operator, Saba, has been awarded several contracts for management of new car parks in different countries during the last weeks.
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