“This is without a doubt one of the most important milestones in our trajectory in the Americas,” said Cosentino. “The Miami offices mark a profound change in our company culture and strategy. From now on we will be in a position to centralize management more efficiently for the whole continent and improve communication with our headquarters in Almería, Spain. This is a great step forward for our operations in the Americas, and is the best way to achieve our objective of continued growth and strengthen our leadership within the industry.”

North America makes up 55% of the Cosentino Group’s total sales and is where most of Cosentino’s infrastructure and staff are located. In the past six years, the company has almost tripled the number of warehouses in the U.S. and Canada, from 17 at the end of 2011 to 43 now. This new infrastructure further reinforces Cosentino’s presence in South Florida, where the company already has three warehouses and one cut-to-size processing plant. Cosentino also plans to open its fifth Cosentino City in North America in Miami’s Design District by the end of this year.

The relocation brings more than 177 jobs to Florida and invests more than $11.5 million in the local community. The new central offices will manage 51 existing Cosentino warehouses, 4 showrooms, 2 distribution hubs, and 12 cut-to-size processing plants. The new headquarters will own 70 infrastructure assets in total and employ a total of 1,400 people.

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