- Alquiber has decided to reduce the total compensation for the members of its Board of Directors by 50% during the state of emergency to offset the decline in business caused by the critical epidemiological situation and ensure the company's continued operation.
- The leading company in the flexible car leasing business has retained all of its employees and has not resorted to ERTE.
Thursday, April 2 – The Board of Directors of Alquiber, a leading company in the flexible vehicle leasing business, has decided to reduce its members’ salaries by 50% to ensure the company’s continued operation and the jobs of all its employees, who have not been placed on temporary layoff.
Miguel Ángel Acebes, Chairman and CEO; Marianela Acebes, CEO and Executive Director; José Ramón Calvo, Member of the Board and Executive Director; Jaime Izquierdo, Member of the Board and Shareholder Representative; Jesús Jiménez, Member of the Board and Shareholder Representative; Alfonso Martín, Member of the Board and Independent Director; and Eduardo Ajuria, Independent Director, among others, have made this decision to address the current situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and thereby ensure the business operations and employment at Alquiber, which is in the midst of an expansion process involving a significant increase in its fleet and the opening of new branches throughout Spain to bring its successful business model to large companies, SMEs, and the self-employed.
Alquiber is a Spanish company founded in 2000 and a leader in the flexible leasing business, serving large companies, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and self-employed professionals who need vehicles—whether industrial or commercial—to carry out their business plans. In July 2018, Alquiber began trading on the Alternative Stock Market (MAB) in the Expanding Companies segment, making growth the company’s main driver, both in terms of expanding its fleet and opening new branches. The company’s current market capitalization stands at €33.13 million.
