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Resumen Anual Annual Summary 2020 2020 Resumen anual Annual summary 2020 COMSA Corporación, grupo español líder Cifras y datos Construimos en infraestructuras e ingeniería, pone al servicio de la sociedad sus 130 años de Facts and figures un futuro experiencia en el desarrollo de obras de gran envergadura y alto componente tecnológico sostenible respetando el medio ambiente. Comprometido con la sostenibilidad, el crecimiento responsable y la vertebración Ventas Ventas internacional We build a territorial de los países en los que ejecuta Sales International sales su actividad, el grupo trabaja para ofrecer Millones de euros Million Euros Millones de euros Million Euros sustainable Millones de dólares Million Dollars Millones de dólares Million Dollars soluciones de valor añadido, de acuerdo con future los estándares de calidad y contribuyendo a la consecución de los ODS establecidos por Naciones Unidas. Todo ello con el objetivo de satisfacer las necesidades de sus clientes. 777M¤ 778M¤ 820M¤ $870M $889M $944M 292M¤ 299M¤ 302M¤ $327M $342M $347M COMSA Corporación, Spanish group leader in the infrastructure and engineering sector, 2019 2020 2021 2019 2020 2021 makes available to the society its 130 years of Previsión Previsión expertise in the development of large scale Forecast Forecast work projects and a highly technological component with respect for the environment. Firmly committed to sustainability, responsible growth and the territorial network of the Cartera TOTAL: 1.206M¤ Empleados y distribución de la plantilla countries in which it carries out its activity, Confirmed orders $1,377M Employees and complete staff breakdown the group works to provide solutions with TOTAL: 5.315 empleados employees (31/12/2020) added-value, based on quality standards and contributing to attain the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) established by the Ingeniería industrial Otras actividades Otras actividades y Mantenimiento, 25% 1% Other activities 205 Other activities United Nations. All with the aim to satisfy the conservación y servicios needs of their customers. Construcción Industrial 784 Internacional engineering International and Construcción Construction Maintenance, 31% Internacional conservation International and services Construction Construcción Ingeniería industrial Construcción 1.484 Nacional y Mantenimiento, 2.842 Nacional 43% National conservación y National Construction servicios Construction Industrial engineering and Maintenance, Índice Index conservation and services Principales actividades Innovación Certificaciones Internacionales Certificaciones internacionales Main activities I+D+i International Certifications de sostenibilidad 1 2 Construcción Innovation International sustainability certifications Construction R&D Ingeniería industrial Industrial engineering Sostenibilidad Mantenimiento, conservación y servicios Sustainability Leadership in Building Research Carbon Disclosure Maintenance, conservation and services 3 Energy and Establishment Project (CDP) Environmental Environmental Promoción y concesión de infraestructuras Design (LEED) Assessment Method (BREEAM) Infrastructure development and concession 489M¤ Construcción $558M Principales 1 Construction 2.184 actividades Main Con 130 años de historia, COMSA es With 130 years of history, COMSA is a specialist activities especialista en proyectos ferroviarios llave en in turnkey railway projects for the construction mano que abarcan los ámbitos de construcción and maintenance of high-speed lines, tramways, y mantenimiento de líneas de alta velocidad, and metropolitan and regional railways. Also, tranvías, ferrocarriles metropolitanos y in the area of civil works, COMSA carries out regionales. Igualmente, la compañía también integrated road, tunnel and bridge works, as ejecuta, en el ámbito de la obra civil, obras well as hydraulic, port and airport projects, and integrales de carreteras, túneles y puentes, singular building. así como proyectos hidráulicos, portuarios y aeroportuarios, y edificación singular. Nowadays COMSA is a Spanish leader construction company throughout its career COMSA es actualmente una constructora líder has achieved a strong international presence en España y a lo largo de su trayectoria ha in markets such as Brazil, Croatia, Colombia, 763M¤ obtenido una sólida presencia internacional Denmark, Mexico, Lithuania, Peru, Poland, $871M en mercados como Brasil, Croacia, Colombia, Portugal, Sweden and Uruguay. Dinamarca, México, Lituania, Perú, Polonia, Portugal, Suecia y Uruguay. 5.202 Foto izquierda: Ejecución de la Autovía del Reguerón, Murcia (España). Left photo: Construction of the Reguerón dual carriageway, Murcia (Spain). Foto superior: Segunda fase de la Línea 4 del Metro de São Paulo (Brasil). Upper photo: Second phase of Line 4 of the São Paulo Metro (Brazil). Polonia Poland Portugal Letonia Latvia Lituania Lithuania España Spain México Mexico Suecia Sweden Brasil Brazil Perú Peru Colombia Suecia Sweden Croacia Croatia Uruguay Dinamarca Denmark 1 Principales actividades Main activities Principales actividades Main activities 1 Infraestructuras ferroviarias Railway infrastructure Ejecución del tramo Valencia Sur- Renovation of the Beira Alta line, Villanueva de Castellón de la Línea 1 de Pampilhosa - Santa Comba Dão section, Dinamarca Denmark Metrovalencia. and construction of the Mealhada bypass. Construction of the Valencia Sur- Diseño y construcción del tranvía de Construcción del nuevo tramo ferroviario 1 Villanueva de Castellón section of Line 1 of Odense. BIM entre Évora Norte y Freixo. Design and construction of the Odense En Portugal, el Metrovalencia. Construction of the new railway section tramway. BIM consorcio COMSA En el marco del desarrollo del Corredor between Évora Norte and Freixo. Mediterráneo, implantación del ancho Brasil Brazil - FERGRUPO Construcción del tramo del Metrobus de estándar en el tramo Martorell - Sant Segunda fase de la Línea 4 del Metro de Mondego entre Serpins y Alto de São João. ha iniciado la Vicenç de Calders y mejora de la São Paulo. Construction of the Mondego Metrobus plataforma ferroviaria de las estaciones Second phase of Line 4 of the São Paulo Metro. construcción del primer section between Serpins and Alto de São de La Granada (Barcelona) y l'Arboç João. tramo del Metrobus de Uruguay (Tarragona). Mondego, de 30 km de Within the framework of the development Electrificación de la línea ferroviaria de Rehabilitación de un tramo de 327 Minho entre Viana do Castelo y Valença- kilómetros de vía entre las localidades de of the Mediterranean Corridor, longitud y 17 paradas implementation of standard gauge on the Fronteira. Piedra Sola y Salto Grande. Electrification of the Minho railway line Refurbishment of a 327 kilometres section Martorell - Sant Vicenç de Calders section In Portugal, the COMSA - and upgrade of the railway platform at the between Viana do Castelo and Valença- of track between Piedra Sola and Salto Fonteira. Grande. FERGRUPO consortium stations of La Granada (Barcelona) and l'Arboç (Tarragona). has begun construction Mantenimiento de vía y catenaria de las Croacia Croatia Reparación de los daños ocasionados líneas ferroviarias al norte del país. Maintenance of track and overhead line of Remodelación y electrificación del of the first section of the por temporales en varios puntos de la red the railway lines of the northern area of the ferrocarril entre las provincias de Vinkovci convencional de Adif. Mondego Metrobus, country. y Vukovar. Repair of damage caused by storms Remodelling and electrification of the 30 km long and with at various points in Adif's conventional railway between Vinkovci and Vukovar 17 stops. network. provinces. Construcción del tren metropolitano de Mantenimiento de las instalaciones de vías Szczezin. del Metro de Ciudad de México. Construcción del tramo Lugaritz-Miraconcha 3 Chile Chile Construction of the Szczezin metropolitan train. Maintenance of the track facilities of the del Metro de Donostia (Guipuzcoa). Provisión de infraestructura ferroviaria Mexico City Metro. Construction of the Lugaritz-Miraconcha para el proyecto Zona Norte. Lituania Lithuania section of the Donostia Metro (Guipuzcoa). Construcción de un tramo de doble vía en Italia Italy Provision of railway infrastructure for the Remodelación de vía y electrificación del Zona Norte project. la sección Plungė – Šateikiai. Rectificado de carriles e intercambios de la ramal Pobla Larga-Silla de Cercanías de Double track construction in the section red metropolitana de Milán. Valencia. Polonia Poland Plungė – Šateikiai. Mantenimiento de infraestructura, vía y Milling of the rows and interchanges of the Track overhaul and electrification of the Adecuación de la línea 406 entre las aparatos de la línea de Alta Velocidad Milan metropolitan network. Pobla Larga-Silla spur of the Valencia localidades de Szczecin Główny y Police. México Mexico Madrid-Este, tramo Madrid-Bifurcación commuter train network. Upgrade of line 406 between Szczecin Rehabilitación del tramo La Mata – España Spain Valencia. Główny and Police. Colonia Jordán del Ferrocarril Istmo de Remodelación de la estación de Atotxa en Maintenance of infrastructure, track and Construcción del sector 3 del ramal Tehuantepec. track devices for the Madrid-East high- Mondragón, Elorrio y Bergara Modernización de los sistemas de vías, San Sebastián. Rehabilitation of La Mata – Colonia Jordán speed line, Madrid-Valencia branch section. infraestructura asociada y estaciones en Remodeling of the Atotxa station in San correspondiente a la alta velocidad vasca section of the
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