Spanish stocks - Factors to watch on May 25
25/05/2026 07:28
May 25 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Monday. Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: PUIG PUIGb.MC U.S. cosmetics maker Estée Lauder EL.N and Spanish perfume group Puig PUIGb.MC had been finalising the details of a deal when talks fell apart late on Thursday, preventing a merger that would have created a $40 billion luxury beauty giant. TSK TSK.MC TSK said on Friday Santander fully exercised over-allotment option at €5.05 per share. VISCOFAN VIS.MC Viscofan said on Friday it estimated it would pay out a gross complimentary dividend of at least €1.757 per share. ARIMA REAL ESTATE ARM.MC Arima said on Sunday it considered a dividend from voluntary reserves proposal after no payout from 2025 earnings is expected. INDRA IDR.MC Indra's board, meeting on May 26, is expected to appoint a new chief executive to replace Jose Vicente de los Mozos, Spanish online news website El Economista reported on Sunday. SOLARIA SLRS.MC Solaria is in talks with several key players to set up new joint ventures focused on AI and data centres, separate from a potential AI gigafactory venture with ACS and Telefonica, Spanish online news website El Economista reported on Monday. TECNICAS REUNIDAS TRE.MC Tecnicas Reunidas is maintaining a priority focus on the Middle East and awaiting near-term awards for three projects worth between €4 billion to €8 billion to rebuild a backlog, Spanish online news website El Economista reported on Monday. For today's European market outlook double click on .EU. For real-time moves on the Spanish blue-chip index IBEX please double click on .IBEX For IBEX constituent stocks highlight .IBEX in the command box and press the F3 button on your keyboard For latest news on Spanish stock moves double click HOT-ES For Spanish language market report double click on .MES For latest Eurostocks report please double click on .EU (Gdansk Newsroom; Gdansk.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com +48 58 769 66 00)