After developing the previous 2019 - 2021 strategic plan satisfactorily, completing it with to very high degree of fulfilment despite the Covid crisis, TDG has presented its next strategic plan for 2022 - 2024, the first with Michel Clavier as CEO after the sad passing of Gonzalo Iribarnegaray.
This new strategic plan outlines a growth of 20% over 3 years and is based on 3 fundamental mainstays, which are internationalisation in countries as yet untapped by TDG, selling pallet changer solutions and the TDG Smart Chuck, and investing in new production processes needed to develop added-value customised solutions.
During the previous strategic plan, developed by consulting firm Improveny with the collaboration of Sisteplant, huge efforts were made in all things TDG branding and converting production to the Lean Manufacturing model.
These efforts have supported growth even throughout the global pandemic and improvements were even seen in the key indicators pertaining to quality and delivery terms.
Furthermore, during this period, innovation has continued to be promoted with new solutions such as the Smart Chuck, the new range of pallet changers or the self-centring magnetic plate, which now form part of the TDG Clamping Solutions portfolio.
With the strategic plan for the next 3 years, the plan is to focus on securing orders with greater technical difficulty and added value, becoming the global benchmark partner for customised solutions whilst also improving production resources to manufacture these products in optimal time and cost conditions.
These investments are largely planned for the first year and negotiations are already under way with the main potential suppliers. Over one million euros will be invested in this equipment and, once installed, it will bring a dramatic improvement to our now century-old plant in Gernika.
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