Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. Capex CGC Compañía General de Carbones Our Company faces the challenge of a new stage in the Business based on firm principles and values that will allow us to ensure the full satisfaction of our customers. Our Mission: Based on our technical and commercial knowledge, responsibly supply petroleum coke, providing ever greater value to our customers, shareholders and employees. Our Vision: Capex CGC is a leading company in the commercialization and distribution of petroleum coke, supplying our products with guarantee, quality and efficiency. The optimization and quality of our products and processes benefits our clients, generating value for them based on which Capex CGC is recognized as a company of guarantee and trust. Our values: Customer service Ethical Behavior in the Business Respect for people and the environment The responsible delegation Teamwork We are backed by more than 90 years in the sector and the support of Capex industries .

Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. Petroleum Coke Quality Petroleum coke is the solid fuel with the highest calorific value due to its very good combustion characteristics, with a very low ash and moisture content, and a high content of fixed carbon. Its approximate characteristics are the following: Analysis Typical value Humidity 5 - 8% Ashes 1. 0% Max Volatile 8 - 14% Sulfur (Dry basis) 4.0 - 6.0% PCS 7,700 Kcal / Kg Min HGI + 40 Size s 0x10, 10x20, 20x50 and> 50 mm

Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash. History Compañía Genral de Carbones (CGC) was founded in Barcelona in 1916 by Mr. Kendall Park, as a company dedicated to the import, storage and distribution of coal, establishing during the first years an extensive network of warehouses in the main ports of Spain . In the beginning, the activity focused on the import of English coal from the mines of South Wales from the ports of Swansea, Newport, Cardiff among others, and which was dedicated to the supply of steamships from floating and onshore deposits. Soon this activity spread to local industry and the railroad combining coal imports with supplies from national mines. In the 70s and 80s CGC was the leading company in the importation and distribution of fuels, then belonging to the Asturian industrial group Duro Felguera. CGC begins the introduction of petroleum coke for use in clinker, lime, and ceramic production furnaces as an economical alternative fuel with high calorific value, coming from refineries in the United States. In the 90s, petroleum coke was widely used by the cement industry, also by a large number of brick factories, limestone, ferro-alloy industries and the transformation of different raw materials. Spain becomes one of the main consumers of this fuel in the world. The production of petroleum coke begins in the Repsol refineries of La Coruña and Puertollano. CGC extends its sales and distribution activity to Portugal, Morocco and southern France. Currently Capex Europe owns 100% of the company, focusing its activity on the distribution of petroleum coke in Spain, Portugal and Morocco.