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Naturgy moves 700 employees to its new offices in Madrid

La empresa abandona su sede de Avenida de San Luis 77 y traslada a sus empleados a Josefa Valcárcel 48. Leer

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Naturgy is relocating from its Avenida de San Luis 77 office to a new site at Josefa Valcárcel 48 in Madrid. The new office, owned by Merlin, spans over 18,000 square meters across six floors and has been occupied by over 700 employees since early October. The move is part of Naturgy's efforts to consolidate teams in new facilities, with the majority of employees coming from the San Luis office.

The company has transformed the new building to adapt to new work styles, featuring versatile spaces and advanced technology. The former San Luis office, owned by Zambal Spain Socimi, is now being marketed to find a new tenant.

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