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    Companies

    An editorial selection of major companies explaining their activities, development, technology and documented connections with occupational safety and health.

    Company profiles available: 91

    Companies headquartered or registered in Spain

    • Featured company in the Sabentis ecosystemTechnology and training

      Easy Tech Global

      Technology and training connected with prevention; the company behind Sabentis.

    • Food retail

      Mercadona

      Supermarkets in Spain and Portugal: product ranges, suppliers, logistics and the organisation of work.

    • Automotive

      SEAT S.A.

      SEAT S.A. brings together the SEAT and CUPRA brands within the Volkswagen Group. Its industrial operations in Spain connect vehicle development, electrification and factory safety.

    • Fashion and apparel retail

      Inditex

      Inditex is the Spanish fashion group comprising Zara and seven other retail formats. Its activity connects design, sourcing, logistics and sales through stores and online channels. Its financial year 2025 accounts and workforce reports provide evidence of its international scale and specific prevention programmes in stores, logistics centres and supplier factories.

    • Energy

      Repsol

      Headquartered in Madrid, the group reported consolidated revenue of €54,861 million and 24,523 employees at the end of 2025. Its prevention reporting describes high-potential incident investigations and safety-culture assessments, alongside outcomes and limitations that need to be read within their stated scope.

    • Electric power

      Iberdrola

      The energy group with its parent in Bilbao connects generation, networks and customers. Explore its history, companies, 2025 figures and documented occupational safety and health measures.

    • Energy

      Naturgy

      A profile of Naturgy Energy Group, S.A., registered in Madrid: history, business, consolidated scale and specific OSH measures, distinguishing actions, certification and outcomes.

    • Telecommunications

      Telefónica

      A group with its parent company in Madrid and core markets in Spain, Brazil, Germany and the United Kingdom. This profile separates 2025 results from subsequent organisational changes and examines occupational health and supplier management.

    • Construction and infrastructure

      ACS

      A group with its parent company in Madrid and a substantial share of revenue in the United States and Australia. This profile distinguishes ACS from its subsidiaries and investments, defines the scope of its 2025 figures and examines specific occupational health and safety measures.

    • Banking

      Santander

      The parent is registered in Santander and has its principal offices in Boadilla del Monte. Statutory total income from continuing operations was €58,670 million in 2025. This profile distinguishes it from management income, explains 2026 changes in group scope and examines prevention practices and indicators with their limitations.

    • Banking

      BBVA

      The parent, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A., is registered in Bilbao. In 2025 it recorded €36,931 million of gross income and 127,174 employees. This profile examines OSH practices, the increase in lost-time accidents, reporting boundaries, and documented corporate and judicial developments.

    • Electric power

      Endesa

      The Enel-controlled Spanish group reported €21,031 million in sales and services in 2025. This profile distinguishes companies and financial measures, updates leadership to November 2026 and examines specific safety controls, accidents and workplace debates.

    • Banking

      CaixaBank

      A profile of the CaixaBank group, its predecessors and entities, 2025 banking gross income, leadership checked in 2026 and documented health and safety practices.

    • Infrastructure and energy

      Acciona

      The Spanish group reported EUR20,236 million in revenue in 2025 and an average workforce of 68,502 full-time equivalents. This profile distinguishes Acciona, Acciona Energía and Nordex and examines specific OHS measures, employee and external-worker outcomes and the limits of published information.

    • Insurance

      Mapfre

      In 2025, the group reported IFRS insurance service revenue of EUR26,352.4 million and 30,846 year-end employees. This profile explains premiums versus revenue, identifies specific OHS measures and retains each indicator’s limitations.

    • Airports

      Aena

      Profile of the Aena group: identity, history, leadership, business and documented occupational health and safety practices.

    • Energy

      Moeve

      The group reported €23,381 million in revenue and 10,890 year-end employees in 2025. Its reporting supports analysis of Safety in Motion, process safety and injury rates that distinguish employees from contractors.

    • Technology and defence

      Indra

      Indra Sistemas, S.A., based in Alcobendas, heads Indra Group. In 2025 it reported €5,456.652 million in ordinary revenue and 62,396 employees at year end. Its documents support analysis of specific preventive measures, reporting-boundary changes and the distinction between management-system and certification coverage.

    • Health and biotechnology

      Grifols

      Spanish group based in Sant Cugat del Vallès. In 2025 it reported EUR7,524 million in net revenue and disclosed prevention activities, site certification and a change in LTIFR methodology.

    • Travel technology

      Amadeus IT Group

      Travel technology with a Spanish parent, global operations and documented links to mental health, work organization and prevention. Figures distinguish consolidated revenue, employee headcount and FTEs; programs are separated from outcomes.

    • Steel and alloys

      Acerinox

      The group ended 2025 with €5,780.513 million in revenue and 9,139 employees. Haynes integration changes the comparison boundary. Its sources document process controls, separate employee and contractor indicators and a psychosocial programme at Acerinox Europa.

    • Air transport

      International Airlines Group

      IAG combines airlines and complementary businesses under a Spanish parent. Its 2025 reporting supports analysis of prevention coordination, role-specific risks and the difference between system coverage and occupational outcomes.

    • Telecommunications infrastructure

      Cellnex Telecom

      A Spanish telecommunications infrastructure group with 113,801 sites across ten European countries at year-end 2025. This profile distinguishes accounting revenue from adjusted measures and separates employee safety from third-party safety.

    • Construction and infrastructure

      Sacyr

      A Spanish group based in Madrid, with EUR 4,659.539 million of consolidated revenue in 2025 and documented mechanisms for task and contractor control. This profile distinguishes prevention activity, certified coverage and outcomes.

    • Distribution and logistics

      Logista

      Distribution group with a Spanish parent and majority control by Imperial Brands. This profile examines its 2026 accounts, separates revenue from Economic Sales and assesses workforce safety without extending it to the whole network.

    • Food casings

      Viscofan

      A Spanish group based in Navarra with EUR 1,251.983 million in 2025 consolidated sales. This profile connects industrial expansion with specific OHS measures and regulatory evidence.

    • Services and infrastructure

      FCC

      Spanish group with its registered office in Barcelona and control linked to the Slim family. In 2025 it reported consolidated revenue of EUR 9,700.131 million and a closing workforce of 72,910, with the boundary adjustments described.

    • Automotive components

      Gestamp

      Automotive components manufacturer with a Spanish parent. This profile examines its 2025 accounts, technologies and safety system while retaining consolidation boundaries and the limits of accident comparisons.

    • Food

      Ebro Foods

      A Spanish listed food group headquartered in Madrid, focused on rice, fresh pasta and premium pasta. In 2025 it recorded €3,013.559 million in revenue from contracts with customers. Its safety disclosures allow employees and contracted workers to be compared, although differences in definition and presentation must be retained when interpreting results.

    • Rail vehicles and buses

      CAF

      Spanish mobility group based in Beasain, with €4,486.534 million in consolidated revenue and 17,788 employees at year-end 2025. History, industrial model, safety and due diligence supported by primary sources.

    • Automotive components

      CIE Automotive

      Spanish automotive components group headquartered in Bilbao. It reported revenue of €3,958.253 million and 25,891 employees in 2025. Its certification programme covered the eligible plants in the 2020 plan, representing 91% of the workforce; one fatal workplace accident was reported in 2025.

    • Rail industry

      Talgo

      The listed parent company Talgo, S.A. has its registered office in Rivabellosa, Álava. The group reported revenue of €618.169 million and a consolidated loss of €100.668 million in 2025. Its prevention disclosures report fewer lost-time accidents, alongside coverage limitations that matter when interpreting the results.

    • Industrial engineering

      Técnicas Reunidas

      Spanish industrial engineering and construction group headquartered in Madrid. It designs and delivers energy and chemical projects for international customers; consolidated 2025 revenue was €6,465.856 million.

    • Automotive components

      Antolin

      This profile uses 2025 as the latest complete financial year and distinguishes verified 2026 developments. Consolidated figures, safety coverage and reported outcomes are separated from company targets.

    • Engineering and infrastructure

      Elecnor

      The group reported revenue of €4,387.25 million in 2025 and ended the year with 28,263 employees. Understanding its results requires distinguishing consolidated operations from equity-accounted Celeo, and separating safety management coverage from accident outcomes.

    • Energy infrastructure

      Enagás

      Spanish gas transmission, regasification and storage group with international investments and hydrogen projects. Consolidated net turnover was €960.401 million in 2025. This profile examines prevention arrangements, outcomes and coverage boundaries alongside corporate changes in 2026.

    • Glass packaging

      Vidrala

      Spanish glass packaging group based in Llodio, Álava. It manufactures bottles and jars for food and beverages and provides filling and logistics services. Consolidated sales and service revenue totalled €1,467.277 million in 2025.

    • Energy infrastructure

      Redeia

      Net turnover in 2025 was €1,659.517 million. The sale of Hispasat changed the group’s boundary at year end. Its safety figures require a distinction between its own workforce and contractors, while the technical blackout analysis must be separated from the ongoing regulatory proceedings.

    • Pharmaceuticals

      Laboratorios Rovi

      The Spanish group reported €743.483 million in net turnover and 2,232 employees at year-end 2025. Heparins, Okedi and injectable manufacturing are distinct parts of its model. This profile examines its companies and plants, the addition of Phoenix in 2026, and workplace safety measures and outcomes while preserving the scope of each indicator.

    • Pharmaceuticals

      Almirall

      Profile of the Almirall Group: family history, markets, medicines, financial results and prevention in plants and laboratories, using 2025 data and updates through 8 November 2026.

    • Hotels

      Meliá Hotels International

      Spanish hotel group based in Palma. This profile examines the 2025 year end, its health and safety measures, and developments reported up to 8 November 2026.

    • Hotels

      Minor Hotels Europe & Americas

      A profile of Minor Hotels Europe & Americas, S.A. and its consolidated group: NH’s development, ownership, 2025 figures and evidence on safety, health, employment and sustainability.

    • Beauty and fragrances

      Puig

      Puig reported €5,042.026 million in net revenue and 13,016 employees at year-end 2025. This profile distinguishes family control from the listed company, owned brands from licences, and the pending acquisition of the rest of ISDIN. It examines preventive measures and occupational outcomes with their respective populations and denominators.

    • Pool equipment

      Fluidra

      Fluidra combines manufacturing, brands and professional distribution for swimming pools. Its operations illustrate the relationship between equipment, water, chemicals and prevention in an international industrial group.

    • Hotels and travel

      Grupo Barceló

      Barceló Corporación Empresarial heads a privately held family group with two main divisions: Barceló Hotel Group and Ávoris. This profile examines its operations, ownership, earnings and workplace safety using primary sources and explicit reporting boundaries.

    • Hotels

      Palladium Hotel Group

      Ibiza-origin hotel group: brands, property ownership and hotel operations, with Empresas Matutes consolidated figures and documented occupational prevention measures.

    • Food retail

      DIA

      Grupo Dia ended 2025 with 3,365 stores in Spain and Argentina and €5,715.147 million in net sales. The Argentina sale agreement signed on 5 November 2026 is treated separately from the annual reporting boundary and its still-expected completion.

    • Retail and services

      El Corte Inglés

      El Corte Inglés ended 2025/26 with €14,987.8 million in net revenue and 81,830 people. Understanding the group requires separating brands, controlled subsidiaries and financial holdings.

    • Food retail

      Eroski

      Food-retail cooperative: governance, banners, FY2025 accounts, workforce, ergonomics and safety in stores and logistics sites.

    • Food retail

      Consum

      Profile of Consum, S. Coop. V., based in Silla. It distinguishes individual-entity net revenue, the retail network, own workforce and the scope of ISO 45001 certification announced in 2026.

    • Food retail

      Lidl España

      Lidl Supermercados reported €7,641 million in net sales for 2025/26. Its individual non-financial report lists 729 stores and 20,895 people, with safety indicators that require careful scope and comparison checks.

    • Food retail

      Bonpreu

      Retail group: history, structure, net sales, workforce and prevention in supermarkets and logistics.

    • Food retail

      Ahorramas

      A review of Ahorramas history, business and occupational prevention, focusing on fish-counter tasks and the comparability of reported indicators.

    • DIY and home improvement

      Leroy Merlin España

      Leroy Merlin España, S.L.U., part of ADEO, generated individual-entity net revenue of €3,826.799 million in 2025. Its report provides evidence on employment, Home Index and an OSH system with regional staff and store tutors. Lost-time accident frequency fell, while days lost to accidents increased.

    • Furniture and home furnishings

      IKEA Ibérica

      IKEA’s mainland Spanish operator: structure, reported turnover, workforce, logistics and prevention.

    • Sports retail

      Decathlon España

      Profile of Decathlon España, S.A.U.: business and brands, net turnover, employment and prevention, with explicit limits for accidents, contractors and group-wide data.

    • Fashion and apparel retail

      Mango

      Fashion, corporate structure, net sales and occupational safety in owned facilities and the supply chain.

    • Paper, packaging and recycling

      Saica

      Paper, packaging and waste recovery, with documented prevention involving machinery, contractors and management of change.

    • Paper and packaging

      Hinojosa Packaging Group

      An industrial group operating in four European countries. Its OSH information documents training, accident investigation and certificates with specific scopes; group-level improvement in 2025 coexisted with deterioration in the paper division.

    • Beverages and food service

      Damm

      Beverages, food and food-service group with documented prevention addressing heat, ergonomic risks and coordination of external work.

    • Beverages

      Mahou San Miguel

      Beer, water and hospitality services, with documented worker participation, occupational health, ergonomics and wellbeing activities.

    • Fashion and apparel retail

      Tendam

      Tendam group profile: legal identity, March 2025–February 2026 financial year, brands, markets, workforce and specific OHS evidence, including outcomes and limitations.

    • Olive oil

      Deoleo

      Its operations connect olive mills, oil selection, blending, bottling and distribution. Company documents identify specific occupational safety and health measures and indicators. The Deoleo Holding sale agreement announced on 5 November 2026 remains subject to closing conditions.

    • Beverages

      Hijos de Rivera

      Corporación Hijos de Rivera profile: identity, activities, 2025 figures, facilities and company-specific occupational health and safety evidence.

    • Fishing, aquaculture and food

      Nueva Pescanova

      Its chain connects fishing and aquaculture origins with processing facilities and international markets. This profile documents preventive organisation, measures and occupational safety indicators, defines certification scopes and covers corporate and operating changes in 2026.

    • Education and media

      PRISA

      PRISA profile: identity, businesses, consolidated scale in 2025 and company-specific occupational safety and health evidence.

    • Audiovisual media

      Atresmedia

      Television, radio and content, with psychosocial assessment, health surveillance and prevention coordination documented in 2025.

    • Shipbuilding and defence

      Navantia

      Shipbuilding, systems, repairs and marine energy, with public ownership and a Spanish industrial network expanded into the UK. This profile distinguishes group and parent figures and documents the measures and limitations in its OHS reporting.

    • Hotels and travel distribution

      Hotusa

      Hotel operation, services for independent hotels and tourism distribution. Corporate figures for 2025, current brands and OHS measures with identified sources and boundaries.

    • Agri-food

      Vall Companys

      Agrifood group with documented prevention measures for plants, contractors, machinery, noise and ergonomics; 2025 figures with defined reporting scopes.

    • Agri-food and retail

      bonÀrea Corporación

      Food processing, animal feed and a retail network originating in Guissona. 2025 figures, legal structure, ergonomics, occupational health and accidents with clearly defined scopes.

    • Agri-food and industrial diversification

      Grupo Fuertes

      Family-owned food and diversified group with company-specific OSH evidence, 2025 figures and explicit reporting limits.

    • Private security

      Prosegur

      Spanish security and valuables management group. 2025 accounts, corporate structure, ergonomic and road safety measures, psychosocial risks and documented accident results.

    • Food

      Campofrío Food Group

      Food, brands and European operations; company-specific OSH with dated evidence and a distinction between activities and outcomes.

    • Public works and services

      Tragsa

      Tragsa Group profile: public ownership, activities, 2025 scale and specific occupational safety and health measures.

    • Bakery and food

      Europastry

      Frozen bakery products, international expansion and company-specific OSH documented by site and date.

    • Construction and infrastructure

      OHLA

      Spanish infrastructure group. History, markets and 2025 accounts, site safety, participation, certification and occupational injury data by reporting scope.

    International companies

    • Automotive

      Toyota Motor Corporation

      A Japanese automotive group headquartered in Toyota City, creator of the Toyota Production System and home to brands including Toyota and Lexus. This profile distinguishes the company, subsidiaries and consolidated figures, and examines specific occupational health and safety initiatives.

    • Automotive

      Volkswagen AG

      A German group headquartered in Wolfsburg, with international industrial and financial operations and brands including Volkswagen, Audi, Škoda, SEAT/CUPRA and Porsche. This profile explains its organisation and examines occupational prevention, employment transformation and corporate responsibilities.

    • Retail and e-commerce

      Walmart

      FY2026 closed with consolidated revenue of USD713,163 million and approximately 2.1 million employees. Sources document automation in Shafter, training and safety assessments in the United States, alongside methodological limits and disputes that require their dates and scope to be retained.

    • E-commerce and technology

      Amazon

      A US group founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994, led by Andy Jassy and organised into North America, International and AWS. This profile connects its business model with Vulcan, 2025 safety indicators and the 2024 US ergonomics agreement.

    • Technology and electronics

      Apple

      A US technology company headquartered in Cupertino and led by John Ternus since September 2026. This profile combines fiscal 2026 results with its history, business model, recycling and documented safety controls for its own operations and suppliers.

    • Technology and software

      Microsoft

      A US technology group headquartered in Redmond and led by Satya Nadella. This profile covers its history, fiscal 2026 results, segment changes, datacenter safety controls, supplier monitoring and environmental and regulatory challenges.

    • Technology and digital services

      Alphabet

      A US group headquartered in Mountain View and led by Sundar Pichai. This profile distinguishes Alphabet from Google and combines 2025 figures with governance, innovation, chemical assessment, supplier audits and 2026 regulatory developments.

    • Technology and electronics

      Samsung Electronics

      A South Korean company founded in 1969 and led by Young Hyun Jun and TM Roh. Consolidated 2025 revenue was KRW333.6 trillion. This profile examines chemical controls, safety pilots, indicators and the Giheung incident with sources.

    • Diversified conglomerate

      Berkshire Hathaway

      The Omaha parent recorded $371,444 million in 2025 revenue. Greg Abel has been CEO since January 2026 and Buffett remains chairman. BNSF, BHE and Precision Castparts provide safety cases with different boundaries.

    • Energy

      ExxonMobil

      The group recorded USD323,905 million in sales and other operating revenue in 2025. Darren Woods leads ExxonMobil, whose parent changed in July 2026. OIMS, pre-work checks and the Baton Rouge case offer specific prevention examples and their limitations.

    • Energy

      Shell

      A British-parented energy group reporting US$266,886 million in consolidated 2025 revenue and approximately 85,000 year-end employees. It publishes safety practices and results; the CSB’s Monaca investigation provides independent scrutiny.

    • Energy

      Saudi Aramco

      A Saudi energy group reporting US$415,824 million in consolidated 2025 revenue. This profile distinguishes the company, its subsidiaries and operational control, examines AI, digital permits and NORM waste, and records four contractor fatalities.

    • Health and insurance

      UnitedHealth Group

      UnitedHealth Group combines insurance, care, pharmacy and technology. Its case supports examination of safety channels, crisis support and the differences between corporate commitments, benefits and workplace outcomes.

    • Health and pharmacy

      CVS Health

      CVS Health combines insurance, pharmacy management, pharmacies and care delivery. Its case illustrates different occupational exposures, specific preventive controls and the limits of 2025 corporate indicators.

    How this selection is compiled

    Easy Tech Global appears first by editorial choice and because of its connection with Sabentis. The directory gives priority to companies headquartered or registered in Spain; it distinguishes groups from subsidiaries and identifies foreign parent companies. Figures refer to the latest available complete financial year and retain their currency, unit and reporting scope. The specific measure used for banks and insurers is identified. This selection is not a worldwide revenue ranking.

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    Editorial information

    Pablo Rodríguez

    Editorial responsibility: Pablo RodríguezLinkedIn

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