The economic crisis was what led to its internationalization
Currently, the company exports 37% of its turnover to international markets such as Germany, Switzerland, Poland, Lebanon, Kenya, Chile or Brazil, among others.
Their wide and versatile portfolio of products, which ranges from sterile gowns and drapes to surgical packs for operating rooms, both with textiles and consumables, has allowed them to go abroad despite the competition from large multinationals.
The economic crisis was what led to its Capabilities. cardiva began to look at other nearby markets such as France, Portugal and Morocco. Today, this company exports 37% of its turnover to international markets such as Germany, Switzerland, Poland, Lebanon, Kenya, Chile or Brazil, among others.
Its headquarters are located in Malaga, specifically in the Andalusia Technology Park (PTA). “Arriving at the PTA has been the main milestone for cardiva because it has allowed us to improve productivity and address the Capabilities", Says Francisco Roca Quero, technical director at Cardiva. This success has led the company to establish itself in new countries such as Portugal, Italy and China.
In this international trajectory, the team of cardiva considers its projection essential fairs and congresses, in which he has found the support of Extenda-Andalusian Foreign Promotion Agency. “International fairs are essential for Cardiva, both to find potential clients and present new products to the market,” he comments. Ignacio Vega Martiarena, export director of the Malaga company.
The company's future plans involve continuing to invest in Malaga as the company's headquarters and grow in the branches established in Portugal, Italy and China, which will allow them to address other markets and offer new products to the sector.
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