Hunosa secures a 2025-2028 business plan with over €130 million investment and 160 new hires, setting a roadmap to 2050
Executive summary: Hunosa reached an agreement on its 2025-2028 Business Plan, which includes over €130 million of investment, 160 new hires between Hunosa and its subsidiary Sadim, and a strategic roadmap to 2050. The plan signals substantial capital expenditure and job creation in the Spanish mining sector, while providing a long‑term framework that could influence regional development and the company’s adaptation to energy‑transition pressures. Hunosa management, the Sadim subsidiary, and representatives of the Spanish state as the majority shareholder. Implementation of the investment projects, commencement of the recruitment drive, and periodic reporting on milestones toward the 2050 roadmap.
Hunosa, Spain’s state‑owned coal company, has agreed on a Business Plan for 2025‑2028 that earmarks more than €130 million for investments and plans to add 160 positions across the parent and its Sadim subsidiary. The plan also outlines a strategic horizon extending to 2050, signalling a long‑term commitment to modernising operations while navigating Spain’s energy transition. The move reflects both a push for operational continuity and a response to regional development and environmental obligations.
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