Spanish stocks - Factors to watch on Oct 2

By Reuters News

- The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Friday. Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy:


UNICAJA UNI.MC

Spanish lender Unicaja said on Thursday that its non-executive Chairman Jose Sevilla had decided to step down after the next shareholders' meeting, as he will not stand for reelection.


NATURGY NTGY.MC

Naturgy's Nedgia, Metrovacesa sign green gas agreement for new housing developments.


DURO FELGUERA MDF.MC

Duro Felguera said on Thursday it secured a role in Mexico's Tula power plant project for $210 million.


IBERDROLA IBE.MC

Iberdrola has expanded its Brazilian power-grid partnership with Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC to 16 projects valued at about 4.25 billion euros, nearly five times the original plan, Spanish newspaper Expansion reported on Thursday.


AMPER APE.MC

Amper is open to bringing in a second co-investor alongside Cofides to fund up to 45 million euros of earn-out payments linked to its Teltronic acquisition, Spanish newspaper Expansion reported on Friday.


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