The French company Adeo, which includes the firm Leroy Merlin, and the Spanish company Finsa announced this Monday to the President of the Government of Aragon, Javier Lambán, the investment project in the logistics platform of Teruel, Square, which entails investment. 75.2 million in cash. This new kitchen furniture component factory, which will be located on a 145,000 square meter plot, will generate 213 direct and 600 indirect jobs when fully operational in 2018.
On behalf of the two companies, President Lambán defined in the press that the Adeo and Finsa project, this one with the wood factory in Cella (Teruel), was materialized in the first phase in 2025 and that it was the determining location. a new railway section near the Square.
The head of the Aragonese executive highlighted that Finsa has the seal of “Circular Aragon”, which shows its environmental responsibility with current circular economy initiatives, which is also placed in the safe office of the company that it will create with Adeo -whose name is not. makes it easier – in that I will continue to work along the same lines. “These two very important companies each contribute their own specialization”, Lambán had explained, speaking of the firms that are promoting the new Square project. The president of the Aragon group also recognized his knowledge, not for nothing that Leroy Merlin has two properties in Zaragoza, one in Utebo and the other in Centro Puerto Venecia.
Lambán also congratulated himself that the most recent investment business announced to have different locations in the autonomous community, with them Plaza as a destination, as well as the KDK car factory in Borja (Zaragoza).
The president of Aragon did not offer details about the profile of the services that the new policy will create or the markets that will be taken from the Square, but he indicated that he would help recruit, the help of the Aragonese Employment Institute (Inaem) will. which, as far as the intended production is concerned, he considered it logical to be international, taking into account that the partners were from Spain and France.
