Recently, Stock Logistic has joined the Exporters and Investors Club, a national business association that works to defend its members in relation to their international activity.

Stock Logistic stands out for being a reference in storage and distribution of forest products, as well as solutions for storage, dry and refrigerated distribution. With this incorporation it takes a step forward in its commitment to internationalisation and the promotion of commercial relations, beyond its own frontiers.

In a context of a globalized economy, characterized by the increasing weight of international trade, becoming part of an organization, whose members bring together more than 800,000 employees, is a rising value. In addition, certain threats such as the application of tariffs in the United States or the implementation of Brexit, which, in the short and medium term, will mark the international chessboard, can be very useful to form part of this type of organisation.

Internationalisation benchmark

Founded in 1997, the Club has a consolidated position as a business reference for internationalisation in Spain and is a recognised interlocutor with public and private institutions.
Among its objectives, the following stand out:

• Helping to improve the competitiveness of Spanish companies in foreign markets.
• To promote the participation of Spanish companies in international financial institutions.
• Promote the exchange of experiences and information and the formation of consortiums and strategic alliances between partners (networking).
• To respond in an agile, efficient and transparent way to the demands of companies in relation to their foreign activity.
• Sustainability. Disseminate and promote Agenda 2030 and sustainable development objectives among its partners.

Activities of the organisation

The Club is open to all Spanish companies – small, medium or large – that have international activity, either through export or investment. The worldwide turnover of all partners is equivalent to 20% of the Spanish GDP and investments abroad constitute 50% of total Spanish international investment.

Among the activities usually led by the Club de Exportadores e Inversores are: meetings with Spanish ambassadors, internationalisation awards, a day on markets, meetings with commercial advisors from Spain, attendance at fairs or internationalisation summits.