Today, October 29, exactly one year after the storm that devastated our region and left the Albal plant under mud, the Industrias Alegre team stopped work at 12:00 noon to observe a minute's silence in memory of all those who died in that tragic event.
On the first anniversary of the storm that devastated our plant in Albal, many media outlets have focused on the story of how Industrias Alegre overcame adversity. From Levante-EMV, Las Provincias, Intereconomía Radio, and other regional media outlets to La Vanguardia, TVE's news program, Economía3, and the legendary Autorrevista, everyone has wanted to know how the team at this company has managed to rise from the ashes to become a stronger and more efficient business.
Last Friday, September 19, we at Industrias Alegre experienced a day that we will never forget. After months of collective effort to overcome the consequences of the flood that paralyzed our plant in Albal, we celebrated the reactivation of our facilities with a big party where we gathered with workers, families, customers, suppliers, and volunteers.
It is September 2025 and our plant in Almussafes (Valencia) is in full production after the catastrophic flood of October 2024. We have rebuilt this plastic injection molding factory, a benchmark in the automotive industry, in record time. We have gone from mud to efficiency in less than a year and have been reborn with new equipment, improved facilities, and optimized processes. And all this has been possible thanks to a committed team that has set an amazing example of industrial resilience and commitment to customers. A team that allows us to say that today we are better prepared for the future.
Industrias Alegre has gone from mud to efficiency in less than a year. In just a few months, tons of mud were removed and the plant was improved while ensuring supply to customers. We discussed all these challenges with our CEO, who gave an honest and combative assessment: turning a calamity into an improvement plan.
Last August, Néstor Gil Fernández celebrated ten years at our Albal plant, the last of which he spent as head of maintenance and process engineering. His experience has been key to the reconstruction. But even more so has been his attitude and commitment.
As an expert in Human Resources, Llanos Micó understands better than anyone the importance of team cohesion. That's why she knew that, after the disaster, the company faced a colossal challenge: rebuilding the facilities and restoring normality to hundreds of people.
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