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The family that manages value chains in fifteen countries

Sesé ha pasado de tener un camión en Teruel a facturar 1.138 millones de euros. En seis décadas, esta empresa familiar se ha transformado en un grupo diversificado capaz de gestionar toda la cadena de valor con tecnología e innovación. Leer

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The family that manages value chains in fifteen countries

Sesé, an Aragon-based company founded in 1965 by Alfonso Sesé Tena, has grown from a humble agricultural products trading business to a global supply chain architecture firm over the past 60 years. The company, now led by Alfonso Sesé Asensio, has diversified into the automotive sector, logistics, and engineering, operating in 15 countries and employing 17,000 people.

Sesé's business includes designing and integrating supply chains for major automotive companies, with revenues reaching €1,138 million in the previous year. The company aims to reach €1,600 million in sales by 2028 and may consider an IPO from 2030 onwards, but its leadership remains committed to maintaining its family-owned status.

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