The medical center will occupy what was the Altadis management and office building and will have a total area of about 3,000 m2
Work will be carried out to adapt the building to the needs of the new company
A private hospital center will be located in one of the buildings of the former Altadis tobacco company, after the Consortium Contracting Board has proceeded to the award after evaluating the offer presented.
The clinic will be installed specifically in the so-called cross office building that housed the offices and management of the old Altadis and will have a total area of more than 3,000 m2.
The facilities will undergo adaptation work since the building is about 25 years old and it is necessary to adapt it to the needs of the new company and the services and quality of care of the health center.
The facility will house a modern hospital center that will combine cutting-edge technology with experience and professionalism, with a wide number of specialties and different areas.
In fact, the building will have consultation areas that include specific diagnostic areas for each specialty, with the latest technological advances.
With this company, there are now three companies installed on the land of the old tobacco factory and they are now part of the Cádiz tax area, which has grown from 330,000 m2 a 486.881 m2 of surface with all the customs and fiscal advantages inherent to the Free Zone.
The first to set up shop was Fricking Design, dedicated to the production of its own brand of clothing that it sells through franchises, and which has occupied 2,305 m2 since last November.
This summer, the Alestis company, which manufactures aeronautical components, will begin operating in the so-called League Preparation Plant (PPL), which will occupy 13,500 m2 and part of the attached office building.
The expansion of the tax area has been the result of an intense and complex processing process, starting from the decision to expand and expand the Free Trade Zone in Cádiz and the province and once the Consortium acquired the land from the former tobacco company in June 2015.
With all this, the Cádiz tax area has become an important business and industrial focus for attracting investments to the Bay, providing new productive spaces with customs and tax advantages to favor the establishment of new companies.