Global Dominion Access SA
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Global Dominion Access SA
Global Dominion Access SA engages in the preparation of studies regarding the creation, structure, and viability of companies and markets both in Spain and abroad, developing, promoting, directing and managing business activities grouped by production sectors by organizing human and material resources for the group of companies, acquiring those that are already in operation and creating new companies, merging, taking over, spinning off or liquidating them in order to directly carry out the activities as is most appropriate in each case for the most efficient management of the business. The company is headquartered in Bilbao, Vizcaya and currently employs 10,625 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2016-04-14. The company operates through three segments: Business to Business (B2B) 360º Projects, B2B Services and Business to Customers (B2C). B2B 360º Projects covers new production process or new infrastructure projects, offering design, implementation and maintenance of the same. B2B Services covers operation and maintenance outsourcing and process improvement projects. B2C comprises end customer-oriented activities, such as marketing of electricity, gas supplies, telecommunications services, insurance and other services in the household. The firm focuses on the B2B area and specializes in the technology and telecommunications (T&T), industry and energy fields targeting a wide and diverse range of sectors, including health, education, telecommunications, transport, logistics and public administration, business services, industrial, oil & gas and renewable energies, among others. The company operates worldwide.
Global Dominion Access SA engages in the preparation of studies regarding the creation, structure, and viability of companies and markets both in Spain and abroad, developing, promoting, directing and managing business activities grouped by production sectors by organizing human and material resources for the group of companies, acquiring those that are already in operation and creating new companies, merging, taking over, spinning off or liquidating them in order to directly carry out the activities as is most appropriate in each case for the most efficient management of the business. The company is headquartered in Bilbao, Vizcaya and currently employs 10,625 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2016-04-14. The company operates through three segments: Business to Business (B2B) 360º Projects, B2B Services and Business to Customers (B2C). B2B 360º Projects covers new production process or new infrastructure projects, offering design, implementation and maintenance of the same. B2B Services covers operation and maintenance outsourcing and process improvement projects. B2C comprises end customer-oriented activities, such as marketing of electricity, gas supplies, telecommunications services, insurance and other services in the household. The firm focuses on the B2B area and specializes in the technology and telecommunications (T&T), industry and energy fields targeting a wide and diverse range of sectors, including health, education, telecommunications, transport, logistics and public administration, business services, industrial, oil & gas and renewable energies, among others. The company operates worldwide.
Solid Organic Growth: Dominion delivered 9% organic sales growth at constant currency for the first 9 months of 2025, well above its strategic plan target of 5%, despite geopolitical and currency headwinds.
Margins Strengthen: EBITDA margin improved to 13.3% of sales, reflecting the company’s ongoing business simplification and focus on more profitable areas.
Divestments Impact: Significant divestments, including in the Dominican Republic, reduced reported invoicing by over EUR 110 million but improved profitability and focus.
Net Profit Hit by One-Offs: Net profit was EUR 6.1 million, but would have been 40% higher without the one-off effects related to dollar depreciation and the Dominican Republic divestment.
Recurring Services Drive Growth: Recurrent business, particularly in GDT services, continues to offset weaker project execution and provides strong future visibility.
Acquisitions & Expansion: Three acquisitions (two in Spain, one in Germany) strengthen Dominion’s position in environmental and circular economy services, with further M&A under consideration.
Lower Financial Expenses: Financial expenses fell by 25% (about EUR 7 million) in the first 9 months due to lower interest rates and divestments; further reductions expected.
Debt Remains Controlled: Net financial debt stands between EUR 184 million and EUR 207 million as of July, with plans to keep debt around 1x EBITDA.
