Cesce debuts in Navalia to secure a naval sector at record highs

 

The credit insurance company Cesce debuts at the international fair Navalia 2026, which is celebrated from May 19 to 21 at the Instituto Ferial de Vigo (IFEVIThis strategic move seeks to strengthen its position in the Spanish naval sector, which is experiencing a peak with record activity figures.

 

From its stand (4A30, hall 4), the company holds meetings with companies in the maritime sector, shipyards and auxiliary industry, presenting solutions designed to mitigate risks in commercial and export operations.

 

A strategic sector in record numbers

 

Involvement Cesce en Navalia This reflects the dynamism of a key industry for the Spanish economy. According to data provided by PYMAR, the company that brings together the main private shipyards, and the Ministerio de Industria y TurismoThe Spanish naval sector recorded its highest level of activity in the last fifteen yearsThe order book exceeded 3.000 millones de eurosWith 65 ships currently under construction, this demonstrates the competitiveness and technological capacity of the national shipyards.

 

The macroeconomic impact of this industry is significant, generating close to 88.700 jobs and contributing around 12.700 millones de euros to the country's economy. These indicators confirm the sector's resilience and growth potential.

 

 

Indicator of the Spanish Naval Sector	Figure (Data 2025)	Source
Order-book	> 3.000 million euros	PYMAR / Ministerio de Industria y Turismo
Ships under construction	65 units	PYMAR / Ministerio de Industria y Turismo
employment generated	~ 88.700 positions	PYMAR / Ministerio de Industria y Turismo
Contribution to the economy	~ 12.700 billion euros	PYMAR / Ministerio de Industria y Turismo

 

Insurance solutions for the maritime industry

 

In their space in Navalia, Cesce focuses on its main offering of credit and surety insuranceThe company emphasizes that its value proposition goes beyond simply selling policies, focusing on "providing security to businesses" in their commercial transactions.

 

Among the standout solutions for the sector are:

 

• Flexible Master's Degree: Credit insurance that provides freedom of choice and robust coverage for credit sales, a fundamental instrument for the auxiliary industry and shipyards.
• Export Support: Specialized services to support companies in their internationalization process, covering commercial and political risks in foreign markets.

 

The modern design of the stand, with its interactive screens, along with the visible presence of the Junta de GaliciaThis reinforces the event's relevance at a regional level and the institutional support for an industry vital to the community.

 

 

Key points and frequently asked questions about Cesce's support for the naval sector

 

If I am an exporter in the auxiliary naval sector, how can Cesce help me?

For an exporting company in the auxiliary industry, Cesce It offers tools such as the 'Flexible Master' credit insurance, which protects against the risk of non-payment on credit sales. In addition, its 'Export Support' services provide market coverage and analysis to operate more securely abroad.

 

What does the record activity in the shipbuilding sector mean for Spanish industry?

The record level of activity, with more than €3.000 billion in orders, consolidates España as a shipbuilding powerhouse. For companies, this translates into a greater workload, stability, the creation of skilled jobs, and an opportunity to strengthen their supply chain and export capacity.

 

Why is Cesce's first participation in Navalia strategic?

The debut Cesce en Navalia It is strategic because it aligns the insurer's services with a booming sector. By participating, Cesce It seeks to position itself as the leading risk management partner for an industry with high value-added projects and a strong export focus, right at its most dynamic moment in 15 years.