The investment amounts to 4 million euros and the workforce is made up of 100 workers, which will increase by 7-10% annually.
With this company, the land of the Fiscal Precinct in Cádiz capital is close to 100% occupied, while new industries are beginning to be installed in the Free Zone spaces in other municipalities
The company Suministros Puerto y Bahía S.L. will be installed in the Free Trade Zone of Cádiz after the Cádiz Consortium yesterday awarded this important logistics and services company the last large plot of the Tax Precinct in the capital, measuring 6,200 m2, and which was put out to Public Offer last month of February.
In this way, the firm will centralize its facilities in this industrial space, where it will have 4,700 m2 of warehouse and 1,500 m2 of patio. The project has a planned investment of 4 million euros and a workforce of 100 workers that will increase by 7-10% annually.
The new facilities, which will be operational in the last half of the year, will consist of a warehouse for all types of merchandise, refrigeration chambers and five loading docks, as well as offices, meeting rooms, archives and changing rooms.
The new plant in the Cadiz tax area will allow the company, which carries out tasks of supplying all types of merchandise to ships that carry out international maritime navigation and trade operations, to improve its performance, optimize resources and increase its competitiveness, creating a central purchasing and improving and expanding its facilities and offices, in addition to diversifying business sectors with a naval workshop and cold chambers, which will also favor synergy and triangular activities within the business group in which it is integrated.
Suministros Puerto y Bahía is a business group established in 1979, whose headquarters will be located in the Free Trade Zone and which already has branches in several ports in our country. Fundamentally, it carries out tasks of supplying all types of merchandise to ships that carry out international maritime navigation, in addition to carrying out international trade operations with private companies in Rabat, Casablanca, Agadir and with the government of Morocco.
With this addition, the Cádiz Free Zone is close to 100% occupancy in its Cádiz Tax Precinct, while important companies are already confirming their installation in the facilities included in the large expansion project and expansion to other municipalities in the province such as Los Barrios, in El Fresno, where four large industries have already confirmed their installation.
