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Ros Roca SA is a Spanish manufacturer of waste management machinery, managed from Tàrrega in Catalonia. It was founded in 1953 by Ferran Ros and Ramon Roca i Sala, who first made agricultural equipment and machinery and soon moved into water collection equipment. Today its products include refuse collectors, bin washers, water spraying tankers, sweepers, pavement washers, sewer equipment and trash compactors for waste treatment plants and street cleaning. In 2007 it formed Ros Roca Environment, which brought together Ros Roca in Spain, Dennis Eagle in the United Kingdom, Usimeca in Brazil, Chile and Mexico, Eurovoirie in France, HS Fahrzeugbau in Germany and Resitul in Portugal, and after the 2016 merger with Terberg Environmental those subsidiaries became part of Terberg RosRoca Group, in which the Terberg Group holds the controlling share.

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1953 1
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Active 2
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Subsidiary 1
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managed from Tàrrega, Catalonia, Spain
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1. Ros Roca (Wikipedia)
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    Ros Roca was founded in 1953 by Ferran Ros and Ramon Roca i Sala.
  • Lead, company type
    is a subsidiary of Terberg RosRoca Group
  • Lead, headquartered in
    managed from Tàrrega, Catalonia, Spain
  • Subsidiary Of: Royal Terberg Group, Terberg RosRoca Group
    Terberg Group B.V. holds the controlling share of Terberg RosRoca.
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2. GLEIF Legal Entity Identifier API: GLEIF record for ROS ROCA SAU
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"status": "ACTIVE"
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