Engineering firms · Madrid, Spain

Grupo Cobra

Grupo Cobra develops industrial infrastructure and specialized services in energy, telecommunications, and environmental sectors for public and private clients.

About Grupo Cobra

Industrial infrastructure and specialized services

Grupo Cobra is a Spanish company that develops industrial infrastructure and provides specialized services, with a history spanning about eight decades. It works in energy, telecommunications, and environmental services for public- and private-sector clients. The company reports operations in 43 countries, with approximately 20,500 employees across 330 offices.

Business areas

The company organizes its work across several technical areas:

  • Electricity, gas, and water networks and related services
  • Specialized electrical and mechanical installations
  • Data and fiber-optic solutions
  • Mechanical installation and integrated maintenance
  • Infrastructure control and management systems
  • Integrated engineering, procurement, and construction projects in the energy sector
  • Power generation, oil and gas, and environmental services
  • Investment assets

Experience and projects

The group has taken part in large-scale projects in several countries. Examples cited by the company include solar power plants in Brazil; pumped-storage hydroelectric and combined-cycle plants in Spain and Mexico; power transmission lines in Chile and Brazil; wind farms in Peru, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic; wastewater treatment plants in Spain and Peru; and data centers in Spain. Its portfolio also includes liquefied natural gas infrastructure, tunnels, and HVDC substations on several continents.

Company figures

  • Founded approximately 80 years ago
  • Approximately 20,500 employees worldwide
  • 330 offices
  • Operations in 43 countries
  • 2025 revenue: €3.845 billion
  • 2025 backlog: €5.25 billion

Headquarters

Headquarters: Calle Cardenal Marcelo Spínola, 10, 28016 Madrid, Spain.

In brief

Energy, telecommunications, environmental services, and industrial infrastructure projects