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Infrastructure made in Europe

$FER (-0,54%) has been laughing at me for a long time. They have turned Heathrow upside down and the move to relocate the headquarters to the Netherlands has since made it more attractive because the dividends are no longer subject to withholding tax in Spain. They are also a supposedly "safe bank" in Europe, as infrastructure cannot be easily doubled/replaced. While reviewing the watchlist, they have now come back into my focus. Unfortunately, they have become really expensive in the meantime.


How do you see the company? Is it a quality share that has its price, or is it now the best-known and therefore too expensive European infrastructure stock? The figures for the 2025 financial year will be published on February 25 and I'm thinking about buying in before then. Or would you rather wait for the figures to see if they confirm the current development, because that doesn't matter for this buy & forget stock?


Alternatively, I would also find $DG (+0,27%) interesting, but here the French source tax issue is frankly scaring me. Source tax issue puts me off to be honest.

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I prefer Vinci. Broad and international positioning. Predictable cash flow thanks to concession income. Yes, the French withholding tax is inconvenient, but as my dividend income is above the tax-free amount, the foreign withholding tax paid is offset against the domestic tax and is returned via the tax return. So the German tax rate remains.
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exciting company! Thanks for the tip.
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