Correa English Revista 75

88
percent of the company
is owned by the parent
company
30
professionals currently work
in the subsidiary of Grupo
Correa
20
people make up the
Technical Assistance Service
(TAS)
> Repair of a spindle at the NC Service facilities.
>In the image above, two professionals calibrating a machine.
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In July 2022, the company returned to the
umbrella of the parent company after a
“separation” that has lasted 16 years. This
occurred in 2006, when the Correa Group
decided to acquire Industrias Anayak and, prior
to the takeover operation, Correa’s business
diversification companies –GNC Inmobiliaria,
GNC Hyperbaric and NC Service– formed the
IBP group (Inmobiopres Holding, SA). At
that time, NC Service had just moved to its
current location in the Villalonquéjar Industrial
Estate while it was successfully completing an
R&D project for the generation of electrical
energy through biomass. Today NC Service
–focused solely on the machine tool sector–
is back within the perimeter of The Correa
Group, which has acquired 88 percent of the
company’s shares.
machines, and is a reference
in the reconstruction of
milling machines following
the manufacturing and quality
standards of The Correa
Group. And, as a strategic axis
of the company –and now of
the Group–, NC Service has
an extensive team of highly
qualified professionals to offer
the Technical Assistance Service
with the capacity to install and
repair machines and heads in
any market in the world. This
has been precisely the strategic
bet of the Correa Group with
the return of NC Service to the
perimeter of the matrix.
The Group, which sells
solutions, needs a partner
who can effectively manage
all the after-sales service for
customers, and NC Service has
the experience, knowledge
and human capital capable of
carrying it out, which provides
a high added value to The
Correa Group and also allows
NC Service to continue with its
main line of business, which
is the retrofitting of milling
machines.
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