A couple of weeks ago the Ford plant in Almussafes said goodbye to its Transit model. It was foreseen. All the companies that work in its environment had that date marked on our calendar. What worried us months ago and still worries us today is the lack of that model or models at the Ford Almussafes plant that would maintain production levels and ensure profitability levels for companies that are highly dependent on Ford.
In recent weeks we have had the privilege of collaborating with ASPANION in the reprinting of a beautiful children's story that aims to raise awareness about the disease and support the social projects of the organization.
Data, data, data. Any artificial intelligence bases its effectiveness on handling a huge amount of information. So do the algorithms we are training in the Teaming.Ai project. And that has had a singular effect for Industrias Alegre. Because, by working for the machines, we have deepened our own knowledge. And this is a valuable breakthrough for our company that puts us a little bit further on the road to automation.
Last March, our colleague Patricia Domínguez, Director of Corporate Quality and Sustainability, participated in a round table organized by the Alcatí Business Sports Club of Economía 3.
Seven years ago, Industrias Alegre set up a subsidiary in Poland. In Wroclaw (Wroclaw). Because for us, being there for our customers is much more than a declaration of intent. It is a reality that translates into projects and investments. This spirit has taken us to India, Mexico and Romania with investee companies. In Poland, we are even more committed, with our own company, which we are very proud of.
It is 60% lighter than aluminum and has similar mechanical properties. It is non-flammable and has good electromagnetic shielding. It offers excellent production and assembly times at a very competitive price. And it is also mechanically recyclable. Do you think this is a myth? Not at all. It is the new thermoplastic composite that we have been working on developing and that opens the door to the automotive of the future.
6.5 million women are at risk of social exclusion and/or poverty in our country, 27.2% of the total. In the case of men, 24.8% are in this situation (5.7 million). In this context, Industrias Alegre has joined the Women's Week 2024, an initiative of the Adecco Foundation that has united the commitment of about 100 companies around the great challenge of labor inclusion of women who have it more difficult.
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