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Spain's Ferrovial expects to list on Nasdaq around May 9 after concluding a regulatory review for its registration, the construction firm said late on Friday. The builder of toll roads, airports and energy projects said the company had filed an acceleration request before the U.S. SEC to declare its registration statement effective on May 8. Ferrovial's ordinary shares will be trading on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol "FER", following a decision to move its headquarters to the Netherlands from Spain as a way to accelerate a U.S. listing.