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Spanish stocks - Factors to watch on Friday

Fri Jun 19, 2009 2:33am EDT

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MADRID, June 19 (Reuters) - 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:

SANTANDER (SAN.MC)

The euro zone's largest bank holds a shareholders' meeting on Friday.

IBERDROLA (IBE.MC), ACS (ACS.MC)

Spanish utility Iberdrola could be eyeing larger rights issues or an acquisition as a means of making it difficult for core shareholder ACS to raise its stake in the company.

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Separately, the 250 million new shares from Iberdrola's 1.35 billion euro share sale will begin trading on the stock exchange on Friday.

SOS CUETARA (SOS.MC)

The Spanish olive oil maker has fired another director and included him in a lawsuit against against former executives Jesus and Jaime Salazar for alleged misappropriation and fraud, Spanish newspapers reported citing agency EFE.

REPSOL (REP.MC)

Spanish oil and gas firm Repsol has signed natural gas supply deals from its newly built Canaport liquefied natural gas import terminal in New Brunswick, company executives told Reuters Television on Thursday.

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