Fernando del Caño manages Audeo Corporate, with full dedication to the transactions where Audeo Corporate is involved.
He is Master in Industrial Engineering by Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, and holds an MA in Business and Administration by IESE Business School (Universidad de Navarra).
He joined FCC Group in 1996 to develop the international activity of Cemusa, FCC subsidiary in Street Furniture and Advertising. In 2001 he moved to FCC Versia, diversification subsidiary holding of the Group in several service activities, to take care of the Corporate Development Department. Many corporate transactions were analyzed and executed during this time, both acquisitions and divestments. From 2013 he was in charge of the Divestment Department for the whole FCC Group.
During the last 15 years at FCC he intensively managed all the necessary activities both for acquiring and selling companies, such as finding candidates to buy or sell, appraisals, construction of business plans, information memorandums and data rooms, organization of due diligences, negotiation of sale and purchase agreements and closing of transactions, as well as coordinating all the advisors (legal, fiscal, labor environmental…) involved.
Before working for FCC, he occupied several positions at International Departments and Business Development for Mercedes-Benz España, S.A., Cobra, S.A., Investrónica, S.A. and Munters Spain, S.A., including four years of permanent residence in the Unites States, and frequent stays in other countries in Europe, North and South America and Africa.He is fluent in English and French, and he has intermediate knowledge of German.
Juan Carlos Andradas has a Degree in Economics and Business Administration by Universidad Complutense of Madrid, and a Masters in Fiscal Taxation from the Madrid Institute of Financial Studies.
He joined FCC in 1988. He occupied different positions at Financial and Budgeting Areas. Since 2001 he was the Chief Financial Officer at FCC Versia, diversification subsidiary holding of the Group. During this period, he took part in acquisitions focused on several industries.
Since 2013 he was part of the Divestment Department, in charge of the sale of “non-core” activities of the Group, having a very active role in these processes.
Previously to FCC, he held responsibilities at economic departments of Banco de Sabadell, Carrefour and Telecomunicaciones Marinas (subsidiary of Telefonica Group).
