May 5 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy:
UNICAJA UNI.MC
Spain's Unicaja UNI.MC said on Tuesday its net profit rose 1.4% in the first quarter from the same period a year ago as higher fees and lower provisions offset some pressure from higher costs.
SABADELL SABE.MC
Sabadell SABE.MC reported a drop in net profit in the first quarter on Tuesday, as lower interest rates weighed on its income from loans, while the Spanish bank shifts its focus to a standalone strategy after the sale of its British unit TSB.
BBVA BBVA.MC
BBVA said on Monday BBVA Mexico granted $200 million in green financing to Fibra Macquarie.
TUBOS REUNIDOS TUR.MC
The company said on Monday it filed voluntary application for insolvency proceedings.
Separately, market supervisor CNMV said on Monday it suspended with immediate effect trading in Tubos Reunidos.
PROSEGUR PSG.MC
The company said on Tuesday its first-quarter consolidated net profit was 33 million euros.
PRIM PRIM.MC
Prim said on Monday its first-quarter net profit was 3.2 million euros.
ACCIONA ANA.MC
Acciona aims to create a European wind power champion together with turbine maker Nordex to better compete with Chinese rivals, Spanish online news website El Economista reported on Tuesday.
ACERINOX ACX.MC
Acerinox is keeping alive plans to list its U.S. operations, arguing that European investors fail to fully recognise the group's capabilities while U.S. markets offer stronger appreciation for its business, Spanish newspaper Cinco Dias reported on Tuesday.
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