Gaviota Simbac, the Italian subsidiary of the Alicante awning and blinds company, was awarded the award Award of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Italy To the best Spanish company in this country in the Post-Pandemic Results category. The company, located in the Alps region, selling in more than 45 countries, will close the year with a turnover of close to 40 million Euros, and this figure has earned it this recognition.
In the words of Ricardo Giner, its managing director, also from Alicante, Gaviota Italia “faithfully followed the philosophy of the group and based its growth both geographically and on product diversity”. Including the results of Gaviota Italia, the total turnover of the Gaviota Group in 2022 will exceed 200 million euros. Exporting to the point where awnings, blinds, glass curtains, pergolas, outdoor furniture and PVC window systems are sold in more than 100 countries is one of the pillars on which the company’s success is based.
Two of the new business lines, outdoor furniture and glass curtains, pergolas and PVC windows, are seen as key to the group’s future growth and Introducing key industries like Horeca canal and Contract for Gaviota.
Headquartered in the municipality of Sax, the company closed 2021 with a turnover of 156.3 million Euros, an increase of 45.4% compared to the previous year. Good progress of the construction industry, reforms or adaptation of patios and terraces after the pandemic It has allowed the company to triple its turnover and set a record profit of 15.7 million in the current year, a sustained upward trend given Ricardo Giner’s progress.
Palazzo Pariggi
At the awards ceremony held at Palazzo Pariggi in Milan, A large number of personalities from the world of politics and diplomacy, both Italian and Spanish, attended.. Xania Méndez, Minister of Commerce of Spain; Francesco Paolo Sisto, Deputy Minister of Justice of Italy; Miguel Ángel Fernández-Palacios, Spanish Ambassador to Italy; and Anna Scavuzzo, deputy mayor of Milan, was responsible for presenting the award.
Other Spanish companies that received the award were BBVA.In the category of Innovation and Digital Transformation; NH Hotels and Cellnex Italy, in the category of Sustainability, Social Responsibility and Gender Equality; Y Audax RenewableIn the Energy Transition.
Source: Informacion
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