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The Asturian company BEXIE GROUPfounded in late 2023, is transforming the national energy landscape with an innovative approach to solar photovoltaics and a strong commitment to sustainability. Specializing in the design, manufacture and distribution of high quality power electronics and photovoltaic products, BEXIE GROUP is positioned as a key player in the transition to renewable energy sources based on improved energy storage.
From its headquarters in Oviedo, it has driven a rapid expansion in the region, highlighting its future investment in the Sia Cooper Industrial Park in Siero, where it will build a facility of more than 2,000m2 and where new jobs are planned at regional level for these facilities, along with the creation of more than 100 jobs globally. This initiative not only strengthens the local economy, but also underlines the company’s commitment to sustainable development and the reduction of CO2 emissions.
With 80% of its annual production destined for export, BEXIE GROUP already collaborates with countries such as England, Lithuania, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Austria, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, Poland among others, consolidating its international presence. The company’s vision for the future includes a major investment planned for 2025, aimed at the creation of a new R&D laboratory in its facilities, which will further improve its production and development capacity. This expansion will add to its already established factories in Shangqiu, Wuxi and Shanghai, strengthening its global network.

“It is very important to support engineering schools in their training beyond the University, to introduce them to the working world,” says Jesús López, Technical Director of BEXIE GROUP.

BEXIE GROUP’s commitment to innovation and the environment is reflected in its mission to offer energy solutions that are not only efficient, but also respectful of the planet. In addition, the company is committed to local talent and future collaboration with Asturian educational and business institutions, thus strengthening the business fabric within the region.