CEO of the CEO, Antonio Garamendidescribed this Friday as “incredible, ridiculous and dangerous”. State to the announcement railway will transfer its registered office, Hollandand CEO Pedro Sánchez that Ferrovial’s chairman Rafael del Pino’s mention of first and last names creates “distrust” among investors.
According to the CEOE president, the problem is not the company being blamed but rather specific people with first and last names. “You look at people, you seek people, and you try to destroy people.Garamendi denounced, citing criticisms of Government members against businessmen such as Juan Roig (Mercadona) or Inditex founder Amancio Ortega.
In statements to Onda Cero, Collected by EP, the CEOE president assured: Entrepreneurs are “the solution, not the problem” and Ferrovial’s departure, he insisted that reactions like Pedro Sánchez’s send “a very bad message to investors in Spain and abroad”.
claims for now He is unaware that there are other companies trying to imitate Ferrovial.but he asked for “respect” from the company and “more respect” from the company’s business people: “I wish there were more Rafaeles del Pino in Spain“Imagine a Juan Roig or an Amancio Ortega in every province of Spain, it would be great,” said Garamendi, warning that “punishment” messages are given to companies daily by some ministers or companies. Minister “composes his message” lack of confidence very big”.
“Currently, Spanish companies are looking at the North American market as a market for the future because it gives them more confidence,” said the CEOE leader, who believes Spain should keep business “between cotton”. “It seems that when a Spanish company turned into a multinational, it became a giant,” says Garamendi.
When asked on Thursday whether the companies had done “very well” with Pedro Sánchez’s Chief Executive as Nadia Calviño, First Vice-President of the Government, Garamendi said businessmen wanted “a government that produces.” legal certainty, legal stability, standard quality and trustGaramendi showed that Ferrovial respects the decision “as part of its international expansion strategy, legal certainty, regulatory stability and standard quality”. The word is trust,” the business leader said, emphasizing that the company moved to a “tax-free” European country.
CEOE leader reminded that Ferrovial is a multinational company that produces. 5,500 jobs in Spain and this contributes more than 280 million Euros in tax. “The Del Pino family are big businessmen and great wealth creators in Spain,” he said.
Garamendi, “Ferrovial owes no one anything“And when they get a job, it’s because they win a competition and tell the Government that if they want Spain to be an attractive country, “it’s important to encourage these companies to feel comfortable in this country.” “Discrediting campaigns are not the most appropriate campaigns,” he added.