The magazine Economía3 recently published its annual ranking of the 1000 oldest companies in the Spanish territory that bill more than 2 million euros, and LIASA, The Cotton Industrial, remains firm on this select list. This recognition underscores LIASA's resilience and adaptability over its more than one hundred years of history in a dynamic and challenging business environment.
Founded in La Selva del Camp, Tarragona, LIASA has proven to be an example of longevity and business success. Led by the fourth generation of the Cabré family, the company has been a pillar in the textile industrial sector, specializing in the manufacture of high-quality ribbons and cords.
In a context where only 45% of companies manage to survive more than five years, LIASA has demonstrated its ability to withstand and thrive. In Economía3's ranking, LIASA stands out among the 1000 longest-lived companies in Spain, ranking 3rd in the province of Tarragona, 25th in Catalonia, and 115th in the national territory. This recognition not only reflects the company's historical trajectory but also its continued relevance in the national and international business landscape.
After more than a hundred years in the market, LIASA continues to look to the future with optimism and determination. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, and customer service, the company is prepared to face the challenges and opportunities that the future may present, always maintaining its core values of quality, efficiency, and commitment.
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