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World War I brought increased demand; the company was able to expand during the period, and eventually had facilities for ships of 12,000 tonnes. Post war demand fell despite increasing protectionism; the company diversified into manufacture of rolling stock - including wagons, steam locomotives, and
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in 1965. Euskalduna contributed 50% of the capital of the new enterprise. The new company was the largest merchant shipping construction company in Spain, and one of the largest in Europe.
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the company began to record losses, the company also faced increased competition from east Asia (Korea and Japan), as well as the reduction or loss of state aid due to entry to the
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Ibáñez Ortega, Norberto (2012), "Las empresas de construcción de material ferroviario en el País Vasco (1920-1936): implantación, desarrollos e innovación",
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trams), the company also began to manufacture rolling mill equipment, as well as road vehicles such as buses. By 1920 the company employed over 3700 people.
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in 1986; state restructuring resulted in the closure of the yard in 1987, to much opposition, and with 1,297 job losses as a result.
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the factories output was militarised, afterwards the company received state backing. in 1956 it acquired
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Employment numbers had dropped to around 1500 by 1935; during the
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The company was founded in 1900, promoted by shipping merchants
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Euskalduna de Construcción y Reparación de Buques de Bilbao
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Euskalduna de Construcción y Reparación de Buques de Bilbao
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is located on part of the site of the shipyard, the
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Maritime Museum Ria de Bilbao

Bilbao
rolling stock
Bilbao
Euskalduna Conference Centre and Concert Hall
Ramón de la Sota y Llano
Eduardo Aznar y de la Sota
pesetas
World War I
Spanish Civil War
1973 oil crisis
EU
Bilbao Maritime Museum
Euskalduna Conference Centre and Concert Hall




"La Compañía Euskalduna de Construcción y Reparación de Buques"
"La construcción de buques en Vizcaya en los siglos XIX y XX"
"Bilbao Maritime Museum"
the original
"Uno de Los Buques Insignia de La Transformación de Bilbao"
Euskalduna Conference Centre and Concert Hall
"Nacimiento y desarrollo de la industria naval del hierro y el acero en el País Vasco: el caso de Vizcaya (c. 1889-1979)"
Itsas Memoria. Revista de Estudios Marítimos del País Vasco: Nº 2. La construcción naval en el País Vasco
the original
"Euskalduna"
the original

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