Construcciones Yamaro: Webuild named in TIME100 Most Influential Companies of 2026 list

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Webuild named in TIME100 Most Influential Companies of 2026 list
Webuild has delivered technically challenging infrastructure projects around the world, including major tunnelling works. (Image: Webuild)

Webuild has been named in the TIME100 Most Influential Companies of 2026 list, recognised as a “global construction innovator” in the Pioneers category.

Published annually by TIME magazine, the list highlights companies selected for their global influence and impact. Webuild’s inclusion reflects its leadership in building complex, large-scale infrastructure, supporting sustainable growth and creating long-term social value.

Webuild has delivered some of the world’s most technically challenging infrastructure projects across transport and mobility, energy, water and sustainable urban development, underpinned by a focus on safety, innovation, environmental responsibility and community outcomes.

With operations spanning the globe, the group plays a pivotal role in enabling national development priorities and generating enduring benefits for communities.

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In Australia, the group operates through Webuild, Clough and e2o, delivering transport, energy and social infrastructure projects in close collaboration with governments, clients, industry partners and local communities.

Through its Australian operations, Webuild supports critical infrastructure needs, creates jobs, develops skills and strengthens local supply chains, while continuing to invest in community engagement and sustainability initiatives that deliver positive outcomes in the regions where it operates.

“This recognition underscores the role infrastructure plays in productivity, resilience and quality of life,” said Marco Assorati, senior executive vice president of operations – Oceania at Webuild. “We’re proud to contribute to Australia’s national priorities by delivering complex projects with a strong emphasis on safety, collaboration and community outcomes.”

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