Partners
Gamesa Corporación Tecnológica, within its stakeholders, stimulates partnerships with its suppliers guided by principles of honesty and integrity, and their selection is based on merit and capacity as well as on quality, price, delivery times, and compliance with basic principles of corporate social responsibility. Also with the communities where it operates.
Relations are based on the principle of systematic, timely and reliable information on its activities and on respect for and commitment to the environment. Lastly, Gamesa has a series of projects and strategic alliances with partners with the aim of achieving excellence in all its processes.
Suppliers
Relations with our suppliers are
governed by honesty and integrity. Although there is no single procurement
policy, each business unit applies similar criteria to the evaluation of
suppliers.
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Collaborators
Gamesa Corporación Tecnológica
within its policy of promoting synergies in the wind energy sector has a number
of collaboration agreements with leading companies worldwide.
Communities
We promote environmental education,
development and protection in the social contexts in which we operate, by
working together with state entities and local associations.
News
Mar 4
Gamesa recognised as leader in sustainable development
- G10X 4.5 MW wind turbine wins European Business Award for the Environment
- One of world's most sustainable companies, according to The Sustainability Yearbook 2010
Feb 25
Gamesa reports net profit of 115 million euro
Margins and debt beat the company's own guidance in 2009
Main consolidated figures:
- Revenues: 3.229 billion euro (-16%)
- EBIT: 177 million euro (-24%). Wind turbine division EBIT: +7%
- Net profit: 115 million euro, which is not comparable with 2008 (when results included 143 million euro of extraordinary income on the sale of the solar business)
- The debt/EBITDA ratio is 0.7
EBIT margin in the core business improved notably to 7.2% (5.8% in 2008)
The efficiency plan saved 150 million euro
Gamesa's global footprint is the key to its future: Europe, USA and Asia account for 73% of wind turbine sales
The company expects to steadily regain a growth trend in the second half of 2010, followed by a strong recovery in 2011
Gamesa is readying for a new phase of growth by strengthening its position in new markets, customers and businesses (maintenance), promoting R&D and innovation in new products, and constantly optimising costs and capacity