We are a family business founded with the mission of providing the best facilities and service to meet the needs of all companies in the sector.
Sevitrade is a customer-oriented organisation whose highly professional team strives for excellence in our day-to-day work. We know that what differentiates us from the competition is advance planning and efficient execution.
With a track record of more than thirty years in the sector our goal is to continue achieving stable growth hand in hand with our customers.
Francisco García Campos
Sevitrade Founder
OUR DNA
Sevitrade was founded and developed with the aim of realising its customers’ vision by ensuring that we always provide a comprehensive service that differentiates us from the rest. Traditional business values such as hard work, lean management and a passion for service are in our DNA.
This approach is backed by anticipative strategic planning to ensure that we are always ready to meet the customers’ needs.
Port operations
Storage
Fertiliser logistics
Consignments
WHAT Difference US
WE ARE OUR TRACK RECORD
Esclusa dock
Construction of the Esclusa dock was completed
Birth
Sevitrade S.A. was incorporated.
Administrative concession
Board of Works granted Sevitrade an administrative concession to occupy a plot at the southern end of the right bank of the Alfonso XIII Canal
Sevitrade acquired a plot of land
In the La Isla industrial estate where an office building and a warehouse already existed.
Administrative concession of the Cuarto dock
The Seville Port Authority granted Sevitrade a 45-year administrative concession of the Cuarto dock to build a liquid cargo terminal.
First two Sevitrade cranes
Arrived at the Esclusa terminal. They came from the Port of Cadiz Consortium.
The “Vinlandia” berthed at the Liquid Logistic Terminal
The first tanker to operate in these facilities after they had been acquired by Sevitrade a year earlier.
First company to form part of the Port of Seville free zone
After nine months of paperwork and procedures. With its 112 hectares, it is the largest in Spain.
The “Maerks Katalin” berthed at the Esclusa dock
The merchant ship with the largest load that has ever sailed on the Guadalquivir.
Began operating two 100-ton capacity cranes
From slipway number four of the former Astilleros de Sevilla shipyard after they had lain idle for several years.
Embarked the first sections of the largest offshore wind tower in the world
At the Armamento dock. Made by GRI for General Electric, it is 135 metres high with a breadth of 8.5 metres. Each section weighed 250 tonnes.
