Key facts
- Symaga will provide over 500 hours of training to staff this year.
- Symaga's CSR plan is based on five pillars: Well-being, Education, Equality, Environment, and Industrial Innovation.
- The company's solar plant capacity has expanded from 200kW to 800kW.
- Symaga's solar plant now powers 70% of its manufacturing operations.
- New equipment has increased productivity in the silo roof sector cutting and bending section by 30%.
Symaga, a Spanish company known for its galvanized steel silos, is making significant investments in both its workforce and its manufacturing processes. As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Plan, the company will provide over 500 hours of professional development training to its staff this year. This initiative falls under the 'Well-being' pillar of Symaga's CSR plan, which also includes Education, Equality, Environment, and Industrial Innovation.
In line with its commitment to sustainability, Symaga has also expanded its solar plant capacity from 200kW to 800kW. This expansion now enables the company to power 70% of its manufacturing operations with self-generated green energy, with a medium-term goal of transitioning entirely to sustainable energy sources. These efforts are part of Symaga's Annual Investment Plan, aimed at improving production capacity and operational excellence while maintaining environmental and occupational safety standards.