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Iberdrola, Europe's largest electricity company by stock market value and one of the three largest in the world, has the best corporate website in Spain according to the international consultancy Comprend, which evaluates the digital corporate communication of the 700 largest European companies by market capitalisation in its annual Webranking study.

The electricity company chaired by Ignacio Galán tops out the ranking of companies in Spain. It took first place with 79.2 points out of 100 in a list made up of 20 large companies in Spain. Iberdrola has also climbed 12 places in the European ranking, reaching 15th out of the 500 companies analysed.

The report mentions especially the Executive Chairman's Area, the section dedicated to Ignacio Galán within the website, with a detailed profile of the Executive Chairman and news, photos and videos, among other resources. This section of the website provides all the company's stakeholders with information about the company's leadership, and within Webranking 2024–2025 is held to be one of the best practices in terms of corporate website transparency and credibility.

Among the main strengths of Iberdrola's website, Comprend highlights the treatment and transparency of the information in its Sustainability section, with 85% compliance with the established criteria.

The consultancy firm also mentions the growth over the last year of its Work with us area focused on job offers and the creation of a benchmarks space on employee experience, with a score of 83%, and the quality of the Get to know us section, whose information on the company scores 81% in compliance.

Comprend also positively assesses the performance of the company's home page, the sections on Corporate Governance, Communication Room, Shareholders and Investors, the publication of Annual Reports and other features, where Iberdrola exceeds 70% of the requirements that assess the quality of its website.

A key indicator of transparency

Through its Webranking, Comprend benchmarks the corporate websites of 700 companies in Europe selected by market capitalisation in the  Stoxx All Europe 800 index.

This study is a KPI of transparency and is the only ranking based on the expectations of the main stakeholders in areas such as financial reporting, corporate governance, investor relations, sustainability and employer branding.

Every year since 1997, the consultancy firm has asked analysts, investors, journalists, job seekers and others about what they expect from a corporate website, and their responses are used to formulate the evaluation criteria for the ranking. The Webranking report includes a total of 100 analysis criteria and more than 400 measurement points.