Since the emergence of the epidemic caused by the COVID-19 virus, Perfinasa has based its decisions on the following four basic pillars:

1- Commitment to our staff’s health

2- Commitment to our customers’ needs

3- Fulfilment of payments to our supply chain

4- Commitment to society

Our obligation is not to fail our customers. This has been our basic working premise when taking decisions that have been very difficult to take in view of the coronavirus pandemic.

Very difficult because they involve putting the health of our staff and their families at risk. That’s why we have adopted a string of prevention measures, most of them aimed at social distancing, and we have participated in pooled purchases of PPE via the Navarra Industrial Foundation. We have nothing but thanks for our staff for the way they have behaved in these difficult circumstances.

At the same time, continuing with our work represents our commitment to society, which we will continue to meet by paying our tax in these times of such great need.

Finally, we are staunch advocates of maintaining the collections and payments flow, and Perfinasa will not be the one to break the chain, except if the situation becomes impossible. As opposed to the unfair behaviour we are seeing, Perfinasa is strictly complying with its payment commitments and will use the funding being made available by the government before it takes advantage of its suppliers.