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HOCHTIEF does not own Dragados outright; rather, the relationship is part of a complex corporate structure involving their parent company, the ACS Group. In 2024, it was announced that Dragados North America and Dragados Canada would be integrated with Flatiron, a company held under the ACS and HOCHTIEF umbrella. The resulting entity, Flatiron Dragados, is held approximately 61.8% by ACS Group and 38.2% by HOCHTIEF. Therefore, while HOCHTIEF maintains a significant ownership stake in the operations of these integrated units, it does not hold full ownership, as control is shared with its parent organization, ACS Group.
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