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According to the Bank’s website, the project scope encompasses Ulma's expenditures in research, development and innovation (RDI) and innovation-related capex focused on the construction sector value chain. It includes the Promoter's investments, planned for the 2025-2028 period, in innovative technologies and processes aimed at improving raw material recyclability, upgrading current facilities, and reducing the Promoter's carbon footprint. R&D activities focus on applying advanced manufacturing technologies as well as other strategic initiatives that enhance the Promoter's capability to implement their sustainability strategy.
The EIB loan will be used by the Promoter to finance its RDI and capex investments supporting the implementation of the company's strategy, in particular the Construction and Architectural Solutions businesses. The investments are expected to support ULMA Group's competitiveness and growth.
According to the Environmental and Social Data Sheet, the Project does not carry any significant labour risks and risk to health and safety is minimal with the overall social risk being low.
The Project activities will primarily be carried out in existing facilities already authorised that will not change their scope due to the Project.
A €45 million loan.
ULMA Group is a Spanish industrial cooperative group based in the Basque Country. ULMA Group is made up of nine industrial cooperatives that employ 5 747 people and operate across 81 countries. With a total sales volume of €1.15 billion in 2024.
The nine companies that make up ULMA operates in diverse industrial sectors, providing solutions for construction, packaging machinery, smart warehousing, forging, prefabricated systems for drainage and architecture, rollers for conveyor belts, maintenance services, greenhouse manufacturing and embedded electronics. The latest innovation out of ULMA Group applies artificial intelligence in the healthcare field for early detection of certain diseases.
Private Actor 1 | Private Actor 1 Role | Private Actor 1 Sector | Relation | Private Actor 2 | Private Actor 2 Role | Private Actor 2 Sector |
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Contact: Maite Cordero
Email: m.corderomunoz@eib.org
Phone: +34 606 66 82 62
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