Two new companies signed establishment agreements with the authorities of the Mixed Entity for the Administration of the Industrial Park of Concordia (EMAPI) and the mayor Enrique Cresto to advance the process of installation in Concordia. The firms are: Golpe Campana SRL and LDI Cargas SA.
Within the framework of the policies for the promotion of productive and industrial development of the city carried out by the local government, progress was made to facilitate the establishment of two new companies in the Industrial Park.
The meeting was attended by mayor Enrique Cresto; provincial senator Armando Gay; the president of EMAPI Santiago Caprarulo, the secretary of Production and Citizen Participation Guillermo Satalia Méndez; the director of Industrial Promotion Juan Sersewitz and the businessmen Fernando Golpe, from the company Golpe Campana, and Cristian Ibarra, from the company LDI Cargas SA, and the architect Joselo Fernández.
In this regard, the president of EMAPI Santiago Caprarulo mentioned that “within the framework of the objectives set by mayor Enrique Cresto, we are improving the conditions for established companies, established industries, and generating the entry of new industries. In this case, it is very important to add businessmen who are not from Concordia, who come from Buenos Aires and bet on Concordia because they consider that the conditions are in place to be able to profitably develop their investment initiatives, so well that is a bit of the imprint,” he highlighted.
In line with this, provincial senator Armando Gay pointed out that “together with mayor Enrique Cresto we have been projecting and discussing what public-private synergy is and the shared effort to work hand in hand with the private sector, with businessmen also as protagonists and with everything that Concordia can generate and the potential it has to put it at the service of production” and commented that the objective is “to strengthen the policies of the Industrial Park to transform the economic matrix of Concordia, with the goal of generating qualified jobs that boost the local economy,” he argued.
CONCORDIA: CITY OF OPPORTUNITIES
Golpe Campana is a company dedicated to the production, commercialization, and services of retreaded tires. In addition, they sell new tires for transport and have a service center for trucks. It is a family business that, since its inception, has extended its products and services to the most important and prestigious cargo and passenger transport companies.
In this regard, Fernando Golpe from the company Golpe Campana pointed out that “we chose Concordia for logistical reasons and also because we had more benefits here in Concordia than in Buenos Aires. So the logistical issue is much more practical, the issue of the possibilities the city generates, it is a very large city, I am really discovering it now, that is why I congratulate mayor Enrique Cresto for all the work he has done. We are going to build a factory directly here. We are not going to commercialize, but rather we are going to manufacture here and generate jobs.”
Finally, the other company that signed the agreement is LDI Cargas SA, a transport company, and one of the people in charge is Cristian Ibarra, who expressed that “Concordia has a lot of potential, we see that they have a great Industrial Park, so we also want to install ourselves here. There is a desire on everyone's part, we have a good project and we are going to try because we trust that it will work,” concluded the businessman.
Within the framework of the policies for the promotion of productive and industrial development of the city carried out by the local government, progress was made to facilitate the establishment of two new companies in the Industrial Park.
The meeting was attended by mayor Enrique Cresto; provincial senator Armando Gay; the president of EMAPI Santiago Caprarulo, the secretary of Production and Citizen Participation Guillermo Satalia Méndez; the director of Industrial Promotion Juan Sersewitz and the businessmen Fernando Golpe, from the company Golpe Campana, and Cristian Ibarra, from the company LDI Cargas SA, and the architect Joselo Fernández.
In this regard, the president of EMAPI Santiago Caprarulo mentioned that “within the framework of the objectives set by mayor Enrique Cresto, we are improving the conditions for established companies, established industries, and generating the entry of new industries. In this case, it is very important to add businessmen who are not from Concordia, who come from Buenos Aires and bet on Concordia because they consider that the conditions are in place to be able to profitably develop their investment initiatives, so well that is a bit of the imprint,” he highlighted.
In line with this, provincial senator Armando Gay pointed out that “together with mayor Enrique Cresto we have been projecting and discussing what public-private synergy is and the shared effort to work hand in hand with the private sector, with businessmen also as protagonists and with everything that Concordia can generate and the potential it has to put it at the service of production” and commented that the objective is “to strengthen the policies of the Industrial Park to transform the economic matrix of Concordia, with the goal of generating qualified jobs that boost the local economy,” he argued.
CONCORDIA: CITY OF OPPORTUNITIES
Golpe Campana is a company dedicated to the production, commercialization, and services of retreaded tires. In addition, they sell new tires for transport and have a service center for trucks. It is a family business that, since its inception, has extended its products and services to the most important and prestigious cargo and passenger transport companies.
In this regard, Fernando Golpe from the company Golpe Campana pointed out that “we chose Concordia for logistical reasons and also because we had more benefits here in Concordia than in Buenos Aires. So the logistical issue is much more practical, the issue of the possibilities the city generates, it is a very large city, I am really discovering it now, that is why I congratulate mayor Enrique Cresto for all the work he has done. We are going to build a factory directly here. We are not going to commercialize, but rather we are going to manufacture here and generate jobs.”
Finally, the other company that signed the agreement is LDI Cargas SA, a transport company, and one of the people in charge is Cristian Ibarra, who expressed that “Concordia has a lot of potential, we see that they have a great Industrial Park, so we also want to install ourselves here. There is a desire on everyone's part, we have a good project and we are going to try because we trust that it will work,” concluded the businessman.