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Vitoria Álava LogisticsSolution

a top-level large logistical hub

in southwestern Europe

The brand that combines and identifies a set of specialised

infrastructures for logistics use, located in Álava (Basque Country).

V I A LWHAT ISBASQUE COUNTRY

ÁLAVA

The strongest logistics potential

in northern Spain.

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Strategic location

Logistical potential

Specialised infrastructures

New infrastructures

Production network

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ADVANTAGESCOMPETITIVE

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Internationalised economy

Human capital

Commitment to quality

Commitment to innovation

Quality of life

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ADVANTAGESCOMPETITIVE

STRATEGICL O C A T I O N

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At the intersection between the

European Atlantic Gateway and the axis that

joins the Atlantic Ocean with the Mediterranean

Sea of the Iberian Peninsula.

PRIVILEGED LOCATION IN SOUTHWESTERN EUROPE

1. Strategic location

Midway between central Europe and

northern Africa.

V I A L 1. Strategic location

Liverpool

Milano

ROMA

LONDON

BRUXELLES

Frankfurt

Rotterdam BERLIN

PRAHA

WIEN

LJUBLJANA

München

AMSTERDAM

BERN

Zürich

VITORIA

PARIS

Barcelona

LISBON

Porto

BilbaoA Coruña Bordeaux

MADRID

Sevilla

PRIVILEGED LOCATION IN SOUTHWESTERN EUROPE

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Land transport network:Midpoint of the Lisbon-Madrid-Paris route.

Maritime transport network: Very closely located to important Atlantic Gateway cargo ports.

Air transport network: With its own international cargo airport:gateway for southwestern Europe.

1. Strategic location

INTEGRATED IN THE

PRIORITY TRANSPORT NETWORKTRANS-EUROPEAN

V I A L 1. Strategic location

IN A REGION WITH A HIGH CONCENTRATION OF PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION CENTRES

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MÁS DE

13,000

CONSOLIDATED

EXPORT

COMPANIES

20MILLIONCUSTOMERS

1. Strategic location

More than

3,000

CONSOLIDATED

EXPORT

COMPANIES

4.5MILLIONCUSTOMERS

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300 km

POTENTIALL O G I S T I C A L

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V I A L 2. Logistical potential

9.223.285 m2

for logistics uses

Intermodal transfers for all modes of transport.

Industrial parks for logistics uses.

Logistics platforms with a high infrastructure value.

V I A L 18 MILLION

COMPANIES

136 MILLION

CUSTOMERS

Daily access to a market of

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ARASURÁlava Multimodal Platform

CTViVitoria Transport and Logistics Intermodal Centre

LOS LLANOS 2Industrial Park

JUNDIZIndustrial and Services Park

SUBILLABIDEIndustrial Park

AGURAIN andGALZARIndustrial Parks

JUNDIZIntermodal Platform

OKITURRIIndustrial Park

VITORIAINTERNATIONALAIRPORT

ASPARRENA-SAN MILLÁNIndustrial Park

VIAPVitoria IndustrialAir Park

BILBAO PORT

PASAIA PORT

VIAL LOGISTICS INFRASTRUCTURES LAND CONNECTIONSPORTS CORES

OTHER INFRASTRUCTURES

TAV

High-Speed Train Railway Network

Madrid-ParisRailway

Main Roadway Network

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Technological Parks

Alto-Deba Ind. Area

Bilbao

San Sebastián France

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9.223.285 m2 FOR LOGISTICS USESV I A L

V I A L 2. Logistical potential

VITORIA

ADIF INTERMODAL TERMINALCTVI (THE VITORIA TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS

INTERMODAL CENTRE).

AIRPORT

ARASUR

Adif Intermodal Terminal in the Jundiz Industrial Park.

Two spaces that are suitable for truck-wagon intermodal transfers located in:

CTVi (The Vitoria Transport and Logistics Intermodal Centre). The Arasur Multimodal Logistics Platform.

INTERMODAL TRANSFERS FOR ALL MODES OF TRANSPORT.

V I A L 2. Logistical potential

INTERMODAL TRANSFERS FOR ALL MODES OF TRANSPORT. LAND-SEA INTERMODALITYSpecific platforms to be used as dry

ports for the main cargo ports along Green Spain.

Less than an hour by truck: 150 km

The Bilbao Port, which represents 10% of Spain’s maritime cargo volume.

Three ports, 50 million tonnes/year of maritime cargo.

V I A L 2. Logistical potential

INTERMODAL TRANSFERS FOR ALL MODES OF TRANSPORT. LAND-AIR INTERMODALITYAn international airport specialised in

goods and perishable goods that is the leading cargo airport in Spain as well as the fourth in terms of cargo volume.

Its infrastructures make it suitable for the largest cargo planes in the world.

SPECIALISEDINFRASTRUCTURES

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V I A L 3. Specialised infrastructures

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ARASURMultimodal Logistics

Platform

2,000,000 m2

SPECIALISED INFRASTRUCTURES

LOS LLANOS 2Industrial Park

226,140 m2

CTVi

Vitoria Transport and Logistics

Intermodal Centre

718,141 m2

SUBILLABIDEIndustrial Park

994,685 m2

VITORIAINTERNATIONAL

AIRPORT

3,900,000 m2

AGURAIN andGALZAR

Industrial Parks

701,155 m2

VIAPVitoria Industrial Air

Park

933,835 m2

ASPARRENASAN MILLÁNIndustrial Park

1,317,700 m2

VITVitoria

Intermodal Terminal

484,000 m2

OKITURRIIndustrial Park

145,322 m2

INDUSTRIAL PARKS FOR LOGISTICS USES

9,223,285 m2

for logistics uses

V I A L 3. Specialised infrastructures

ARASURMULTIMODAL LOGISTICS PLATFORM The largest logistics platform in northern Spain.2,000,000 m2 for logistics uses.

718.141 m2 for logistics uses.

Located 10 minutes from the airport and the epicentre of the Jundiz Industrial Park.

In continuous expansion since 1989.

V I A L 2. Specialised infrastructures

CTViVITORIA TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS INTERMODAL CENTRE

With twelve daily direct destinations, shipments are able to reach any country in the world within 12 to 36 hours.

V I A L 3. Specialised infrastructures

VITORIAINTERNATIONAL AIRPORTHinterland of 18 million companies and 136 million customers.

Aeropuerto Internacional de Vitoria

V I A L 3. Specialised infrastructures

INDUSTRIAL PARKSFOR LOGISTISCS USES

SIX SPECIALISED

A thoroughfare for European transport: more than 15,000 trucks each day.

NEWINFRASTRUCTURES

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Total surface area: 484,000 m2

This Intermodal station will channel all the traffic between continental Europe and the Iberian peninsula through the western Pyrenees.

A twin-gauge track infrastructure, Iberian and international, that will be 2.200 metres long x 220 m. wide, with 48 ha of surface area.

NEW INTERMODAL TRANSFER TERMINAL

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Vitoria Transport and Logistics Intermodal Centre (CTVi)

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J Ú N D I Z I N D U S T R I A L PA R K

MADRID-IRÚN RAILWAY

V I A L 4. New infrastructures

VITORIA INTERMODAL TERMINAL

V I A L 4. New infrastructures

VIAPVITORIA INDUSTRIAL AIR PARKTotal surface area: 933,835 m2

The creation of an industrial park tied to the aeronautical sector, integrated with the airport, and with the profile of a technological park with a high infrastructure value, is in progress.

An attractive location for industrial and service companies linked to exports.

VIAL strengthens its competitive advantages with the development of this logistical area where the Vitoria Industrial Air Park converges with airport and railway transport nodes: The Vitoria International Airport and the Jundiz Intermodal Terminal.

VITORIA INDUSTRIAL AIR PARK (VIAP)

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NEW VITORIA INTERMODAL TERMINAL

EXISTING ADIF INTERMODAL TERMINAL

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AIRPORT

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PRODUCTIONN E T W O R K

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V I A L 5. Production network

THE BASQUE COUNTRYIS ONE OF THEMOST IMPORTANTPRODUCTION AREAS IN SPAIN

The Basque Country, with a surface area that represents 1.4% of Spain, generates 9.1% of the nation’s export volume and 6.1% of its imports.

The Basque Country’s industrial sector represents 24.1% of its GDP, as well as 19.5% of the EU 27 and 16.9% of Spain.

V I A L 5. Production network

In the centre of V I A LTHE JUNDIZ BUSINESS PARKONE OF THE LARGESTBUSINESS PARKS IN EUROPETotal surface area : 6,514,204 m2

More than 500 companies.

A productive concentration that comprises an important critical mass for logistics activities.

INTERNATIONALISED E C O N O M Y

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V I A L 6. Internationalised economy

CONSOLIDATED EXPORT COMPANIES IN A 100 KM RADIUS

Following Barcelona, Álava is the Spanish province with the highest percentage of internationalised companies in its business network.

Álava is home to a number of important multinationals.

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V I A L 6. Internationalised economy

MAIN COMPANIES LOCATED IN VIAL AND ITS CATCHMENT AREA

MERCEDES BENZ • MICHELIN • AERNNOVA • PEPSI • NESTLÉ • FOURNIER • GUARDIAN • ABB •

BOMBARDIER • SAUNIER DUVAL• PFERD • SMC • GENERAL ELECTRIC • BRIDGESTONE • KIMBERLY-

CLARK • OTIS • BBVA • IBERDROLA • CAF • TALGO • IRIZAR • PETRONOR • TUBACEX • GRUPO MCC •

EROSKI • EUSKALTEL • GRUPO EULEN • BATZ • ULMA • IDOM • VIDRALA • SENER • GAMESA •TUBOS

REUNIDOS • CIE AUTOMOTIVE • TECNALIA • PERFUMERÍAS IF • ATUSA • ONA ELECTROEROSIÓN • ZF

GROUP • GUASCOR • LANTEK • AEG POWER SOLUTIONS • COMPAÑÍA LOGÍSTICA DE HIDROCARBUROS •

CONDESA GRUPO • OMRON • ZAYER • DHL • TNT • FEDEX • DECOEXSA • VIAS • IBERIA • MORGAN AIR •

PATINTER • NORBERT DENTRESSANGLE • BARLOWORD LOCISTICS • BLG LOGISTICS • DB SCHENKER

SPAIN-TIR • LTK SERVICES • CEGA LOGISTICS • FCC LOGISTICS • TRUCK AND WEEL • GEFCO •

VICARLI • COMPASS TRANSWORLD • AZKAR • SEUR • CHRONO EXPRESS • CORREOS Y TELÉGRAFOS •

ZELERIS • BUYTRAGO • PALLEX • UTI • EMDIPA • GRUPO TT • GRUPO VIA AUGUSTA • NACEX • EYNORTE •

HUMANC A P I T A L

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V I A L 7. Human capital

THE BASQUE COUNTRY

The population level in the Basque Country with degrees exceeds the average of Spain and the EU 27.

It has specific advanced education in logistics and an extensive training offering with European certification for businesses.

The Basque Country is an international meeting point for forums aimed at promoting, debating and conveying knowledge about the commerce, transport and logistics sector.

HUMAN CAPITALHAS A HIGHLY QUALIFIED

COMMITMENTTO QUALITY

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Basque Country companies are leaders in the number of quality certifications for sectors such as: Products and Services, Eco-Design, Sustainability and ICT.

V I A L 8. Commitment to quality

THE BASQUE COUNTRY

AS A DIFFERENTIATING ANDCOMPETITIVE VALUEBUSINESSES FOCUS ON QUALITY

COMMITMENTTO INNOVATION

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V I A L 9. Commitment to innovation

For a number of decades, the Basque Country has consolidated an extensive network of technological centres and parks that have been conceived based on the corporate reality.

It participates in important development programmes within the European framework.

The GDP expenditure on innovation surpasses the average of Spain and the EU 27.

QUALITYOF LIVE

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V I A L 10. Quality of live

Due to its environmental and sustainable development policies, it was named the 2012 European Green Capital.

A number of indicators rank Vitoria as one of the cities with the best quality of life in Spain.

VITORIAA MODEL OFSUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT

V I A L 10. Quality of live

A recent socio-economic study based on 12 indicators ranks Álava as the most sustainable competitive development model of all Spanish provinces, highlighting its economic, social and environmental equilibrium.

ÁLAVALEADS THE SPANISHRANKING OF COMPETITIVEADVANTAGE

Thank you very much!

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Álava

Council ofVitoria-GasteizProvincial Council of Álava

All of the VIAL Project’s actions and publications are sponsored by the Basque Government’s Department of Economic Development and Competitiveness and have received collaboration, funding and support from this department.

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