This achievement is particularly notable for its business model: Alusín Solar maintains 100% of its own capital and management, without depending on external investment groups.
Founded more than 14 years ago by Javier Fernández-Font, the company has been able to trace a solid internationalization strategyCurrently, their products «Made in Asturias"They are exported to more than 30 countries on three continents. In 2024, it strengthened its global presence with the opening of a commercial subsidiary in Portugal, which adds to the branch that already operates in Colombia."
This focus on overseas expansion has been recognized by Asturex, which singled out Alusín Solar as a success story for small and medium-sized Asturian businesses. The company has positioned itself as a benchmark in the photovoltaic sector's value chain, especially in Latin America, thanks to its adaptability and commitment to customer service.
Innovation and local commitment
One of Alusín Solar's pillars is its commitment to local materials. The company uses almost entirely extruded aluminum from the mining areas of Asturias and steel manufactured by ArcelorMittal in Avilés. This strategy not only boosts the regional economy but also guarantees the quality of its products, allowing it to compete in a market dominated by lower-cost Asian imports.
Innovation is another of its hallmarks. In 2022, the company expanded its offering by becoming Spain's leading manufacturer of technical walkways for decks. Among its most iconic projects is its participation in the Texelstroom, the ferry that holds the title of being the largest solar boat in the world, a clear testament to the company's ability to tackle large-scale projects.
Technological leadership in the face of global competition
Recognition of Solar Power Europe It underlines the strategic role of European companies in the sector, in a context where Spain and Germany account for 60% of solar structure manufacturers. Alusín Solar stands out for its technological quality and strategic vision, maintaining its competitiveness in the face of the concentration of companies driven by investment funds and the challenge posed by growing competition from China.
In an increasingly demanding global market, Alusín Solar stands as a benchmark for the sustainability and competitiveness of the European solar sector.





