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The digitisation of the purchasing function is the path to follow for companies which seek to be competitive in a global market, increase management efficiency and obtain better results. As part of Sidenor’s digital transformation process, the Purchase Department has selected a Fullstep for the implementation of a global solution aiming at improving the efficiency...

Innovation is one of Sidenor’s best allies, as well as one of the strategic axes of our activity. It has turned us into a group of reference in the steel sector. Innovation drives our continuous improvement and has led us not only to become pioneers in our products and services, but also to increase our...

Sidenor has participated in the MAGFORUM conferences, organised by Informed in Bilbao on May 13-15th. With over 200 representatives from 30 countries, Magforum is a discussion forum on the development, process, logistics and market application of magnesium minerals as a basis for the manufacturing of refractories. Our colleagues Aintzane Soto and David Maza from Sidenor...

According to the current best practices, the company already holds a leading position among steel companies, but the recent approval and development of two European research projects, named after the acronyms "5RefrAct" and "E-CO-LadleBrick" (within the framework on the European programmes LIFE and RFCS, respectively) will enable Sidenor to reach excellence. The "5RefrAct"-project, supported by...

Made in Steel is one of the most important events in the European steel sector, will take place in Milan, Italy, on May 14th-16th, 2019. The previous edition in 2017 gathered over 14,700 professionals from 74 countries. Next May, Sidenor will again participate in Made in Steel with its own stand (Hall 22, stand I11)....

The FATLEAF project, presented by Sidenor within the framework of the HAZITEK 2018 call, has finally been approved and awarded aid in the form of a grant amounting to 112,212.50 €. The FATLEAF project mainly aims at developing new steels for manufacturing springs for heavy vehicles with improved resistance and fatigue strength. The project...