In 1977, Ginés Clemente was the only employee of a small machining workshop in Miranda de Ebro. Forty-nine years later, the company that was born from that initiative, Acturri, bills more than 500 million euros a year and employs 3,500 people in several countries. The history of the turner who became a reference for European aeronautics has just added a new chapter: the choice of Seville as the headquarters of Govera Inversiones, its new industr…
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In 1977, Ginés Clemente was the only employee of a small machining workshop in Miranda de Ebro. Forty-nine years later, the company that was born from that initiative, Acturri, bills more than 500 million euros a year and employs 3,500 people in several countries. The history of the turner who became a reference for European aeronautics has just added a new chapter: the choice of Seville as the headquarters of Govera Inversiones, its new industr…