Public company Mercalicante celebrates its founding Board of DirectorsLooking at the cumulative results in the January-November period of 2024, when the cumulative results were announced until November and the 2024 budget was approved, there was a remarkable increase of 117%. It made a net profit of 554,766 euros, compared to 256,237 euros in the same period the previous year.
General manager of the wholesale distribution complex, Dolores Mejía, He highlighted “the good results we have achieved so far this year.” Results that, according to Mejía, “will allow us” We continue our investment commitment “We are looking ahead to next year to modernize our facilities and strengthen the service we offer to our operators and customers, thus reinforcing our position as the leading food cluster in the state.”
Likewise, board members gave the green light to the budgets created for 2024 and envisaging growth. transfer Mercalicante, which is expected to be around 2.9 million eurosThis means an increase of 3.9% compared to the previous year.
Investments
Investments will gain new momentum after the City Council and the state company Mercasa purchase the partnership shares of individuals and transform the company from a limited-term company that expires in 2025 to an unlimited-term company. In this sense, next year’s budget is predicted Investment worth 768,875 Euros It will be used to carry out modernization and improvement works in cluster facilities.
In particular, the installation new cover in nave IImodernization spring doors various ships purchasing equipment and plan digital transformation, improving the energy efficiency of facilities, among other actions.
Additionally, an award ceremony was held at the meeting. electricity supply contract and specifications for tendering works fire fighting system modification. On the other hand, the delegation that will go to the general manager of Mercasa and Mercalicante to conduct the joint insurance tender has been approved.
Finally, the agenda was closed with the approval of the amendment to the regulation regarding the organization, operation and service provision of the Central Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
Source: Informacion
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