-
restructuring of a
group formed from
earlier mergers of the
steel producers ENSIDESA and
Altos Hornos de Vizcaya. The
company merged into
Arcelor in 2001, and...
-
Asturias continued with the
constitution of
national enterprises like
Ensidesa and Hunosa, but the 80s was the
decade of a
dramatic industrial restructuring...
- Club
Deportivo Ensidesa is a
former Spanish football team
based in Asturias.
Ensidesa was
founded in 1956, as Club
Deportivo Llaranes. The club carried...
-
local Real Oviedo's
neighbours Sporting de Gijón in 1968, from
amateurs CD
Ensidesa. In his
first season in La Liga, 1970–71, he
scored 13
goals in 30 games...
-
became Real Avilés Club de Fútbol. In 1983 Avilés
absorbed Club
Deportivo Ensidesa and
changed its name again, to Real Avilés
Industrial Club de Fútbol. It...
- the m****
market car
company SEAT in Barcelona, the big
steel plant of
Ensidesa in Avilés and the
shipbuilder Empresa Nacional Bazán. With
heavy protection...
- last
decades of the 20th.
Uninsa was
created in 1971, and it
merged with
Ensidesa. In the last
years of the
century was
converted in Aceralia, and integrated...
- by the
ENSIDESA employees in 1958 and was the home
stadium of Club
Deportivo Ensidesa, as
Estadio Juan Muro de Zaro,
named after an
ENSIDESA economist...
-
consequence of the
implementation of the "Plan de
Competitividad Conjunto AHV -
Ensidesa", in
December 1994 the CSI
Group (Corporación Siderúrgica Integral) was...
- Vigo and CD Málaga were
promoted to
Primera División. Real Murcia, CD
Ensidesa, CA
Osasuna and Gimnàstic de
Tarragona were
relegated to
Tercera División...
