General Shareholders’ Meeting 2026
All the relevant information about the Meeting
Iberdrola’s shareholders overwhelmingly endorsed the company’s management and strategy at the General Shareholders’ Meeting 2026.
With a quorum of 74%, the General Shareholders’ Meeting approved, at first call, every one of the 23 proposals included on the agenda, with an average positive vote of 98%. These results reaffirm investors’ confidence in and support for the company’s vision and strategy, led by Executive Chairman Ignacio S. Galán, following a record-breaking 2025. See the announcement of the call to meeting and the agenda [PDF].

"We are turning 125 years old at a magnificent time because we understood more than two decades ago that electrification was going to be the best way to guarantee a secure, indigenous and competitive energy supply."
Ignacio S. Galán
Executive Chairman of Iberdrola
Key highlights: 25 years of record performance
The 2025 financial year stands out as a year in which the Iberdrola Group achieved growth beyond expectations. Thanks to a strong financial strategy, a record €14.46 billion was invested, resulting in net profit of €6.285 billion, an increase of 12%.
These investments are in line with our Strategic Plan, which envisages investment of €43 billion between 2026 and 2028 and forecasts net profit of more than €6.6 billion in 2026 and more than €7.6 billion in 2028.
As a result of this performance, the company will distribute more than €4.5 billion to its shareholders through the gross dividend of €0.68 per share approved at the Meeting, in addition to the €0.005 per share engagement dividend, which was conditional on achieving a quorum of at least 70% of the share capital.
Another major milestone in 2025 was Iberdrola’s market capitalisation, with its stock market value surpassing €135 billion – 11 times higher than in 2001 – making it Europe’s leading utility and one of the two largest electricity companies in the world.
Pedro Azagra confirmed as Chief Executive Officer
Shareholders approved the appointment of Pedro Azagra as Chief Executive Officer of Iberdrola. Investors also approved the appointment of Marina Grossi as a new independent director, as well as the re-election of María Ángeles Alcalá Díaz, Isabel García Tejerina and Anthony L. Gardner, all of whom will continue to serve as independent directors.
Key figures from the 2026 General Shareholders’ Meeting
Iberdrola, 125 years it is the best start
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Availability until 29 June
Key information
Documentation
- Access all documentation relating to the Meeting:
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Announcement of the call to meeting and agenda [PDF soon available]
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Proposed resolutions [PDF]
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Form of proxy and absentee voting card [PDF]
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Voting results [PDF]
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Integrated Report [PDF]
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Participation in the Meeting
- Find out about the following options:
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Participation Portal -
Shareholder information requests -
Quick Guide [PDF]
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Shareholder Information Desks -
Viewing and results
- Keep up to date with all the information about the Meeting:
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Notifications sent to the CNMV -
Quorum, voting and resolutions -
Webcast -
Calendar -
More information and queries
Other relevant documents
Broadcast of the General Shareholders’ Meeting 2026
Consult all information on the deferred broadcast of the event
Date: Friday, 29 May 2026
Time: 10:30am CET; 9:30am UCT
Duration: Approximately 1 hour

General Shareholders’ Meeting 2026 Visual concept
In the face of multiple challenges, we are building a solid, secure and resilient network of opportunities for the future. This vision is reflected in the new design for the 2026 General Shareholders’ Meeting, represented by five horizontal lines symbolising the convergence of different forces powering that future.
Sustainable event
The General Shareholders’ Meeting is certified as a sustainable event according to ISO 20121:2012, reflecting our company's commitment to sustainability, which also extends to event management. We work to ensure that our corporate events have a positive economic, environmental and social impact on the community. We contribute, promote and raise awareness of the importance of sustainability so that this commitment is increasingly shared by all.












