SEPI Sociedad Estatal de Participaciones Industriales

• The activities, which are about to conclude, are included in the Rural Development Program of this autonomous región

As a result of the order placed by the General-Directorate for Rural Development of the Department for Agriculture, the Environment, and Rural Development of the regional Government of Castilla La-Mancha (JCCM), a number of actions are taking place for repairing the roads and pathways network which unite a number of municipalities in the provinces of Toledo, Guadalajara, Cuenca, and Albacete.

The works, which are included in the Rural Development Program of Castilla La-Mancha, seek to unite and promote the intermediate rural areas, with the goal of expanding and improving the infrastructures linked to the access, road communication and signaling of the different territories.

Specifically, the works, which were entrusted to TRAGSA, involve around 500 kilometers of roads, and they consisted in the cleaning of ditches, outlining the bases, supplying, extending, and compacting sands; applying two and three layers of asphalt and agglomerates when hot; replacing road signs; repairing road constructions, and the opening and building of water passageways.

These actions have been practically concluded, and there are only some minor repairs pending to do.

TRAGSA and Grupo SEPI

TRAGSA belongs to Grupo SEPI, a corporate holding which includes a total of 16 state-owned companies in which it has direct, majority shareholding participations, with a final workforce of around 73,000 professionals in 2014; the Spanish state-owned television and radio corporation, Corporación Radiotelevisión Española, which is attached to SEPI, and one public foundation. Equally, SEPI has direct minority shareholdings in a further ten companies, and indirect shareholdings in more than one hundred companies.