Talgo, González Byass and Cesce "Internationalization Award 2018" from the Exporters Club

The delivery has been carried out at the facilities of Banco Santander

The 16th edition of these awards is being held, which recognize the work of Spanish companies abroad, and the role of institutions that support them on this path.

Talgo, González Byass and Cesce, have received the “Internationalization Award 2018” granted by the Exporters and Investors Club in the XVI edition of these awards that recognize the work of the Spanish companies abroad and the role of institutions that support them on this path.

During the event, held at the facilities of the Banco Santander, the importance of continuing to promote the international competitiveness of Spanish companies “in an economic environment of deceleration, which is what is happening in Spain and in an environment where Spanish exports They continue to grow but little, less than those of Germany or France, what happen? Well, what we have to do is continue supporting the Capabilities so that it continues to be the engine of growth,” said the president of the Exporters and Investors Club, Antonio Bonet.

The importance of outside activity has been evidenced in the activity of companies such as the railway Talgo, awarded as a large Spanish company with a notable international projection and the winery Gonzalez Byass, recognized as Spanish company medium-sized with a notable international projection, in both cases its sales abroad represent 70% of its turnover. For his part since Cesce, a Spanish export credit insurance company, have ratified the commitment to continue supporting companies in their commitment to other markets after being awarded as an institution of special relevance for the internationalization of the Spanish company.

Also from The Exporters Club A call has been made to public authorities to encourage an increase in the size of the Spanish SME, further encourage research, development and innovation, and dedicate more attention in the classrooms to promoting entrepreneurship, focusing on the need to control internal factors to preserve the foreign sector as a source of wealth and employment.