More than 6% of Spain’s pellet output will come out of Sierra de Gata.
Everything your buying department will ask: terms, industry standards and secured supply from the Villasbuenas de Gata plant.
5–10 days
Standard lead time
10–15 days
Lead time in peak season
≈ 25 t
Recommended minimum order
4,000 t
Stock target (3,000–4,000 t of finished goods)
We are not just a
pellet brand.
Serranova is the visible part of a plant. Behind it sit committed industrial investment, an environmental permit, European engineering and seven years of prior work.
Biomasa Sierra de Gata (BSG) is the industrial company behind the project; Serranovais its brand in the market. The plant is in Villasbuenas de Gata, Cáceres, on the EX-205 road.
What you’re buying when you buy Serranova.
Six reasons a new SKU earns its metre of shelf.
Capacity
40,000 tonnes a year of our own production, not bought in from third parties.
Origin
Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster) from sawmills and woodland within a 100 km radius, with batch-by-batch control.
Product
100% natural maritime pine wood, 6 mm, with no chemical additives or synthetic binders.
Supply
A 3,000–4,000 t stock target, reserved capacity and season-by-season forecasting.
Shelf-ready
10 and 15 kg, a handle on the small bag, copy in four languages and GS1/EDI standards.
Track record
A consolidated domestic market and packaging built for export.
Before the first bag,
seven years in the making.
Thirteen million euros invested and distribution agreements signed before the first dispatch.
Project starts
Seeger Engineering
Licence
Environmental and planning
Extremadura Avante
Institutional agreement
Dunas Absolute Impact
Private debt fund
Knoblinger
Pelletising equipment
Stela · Termosun
Dryer and boiler
Santander Smart
Structured finance
Construction begins
Plant construction
Production and sales
Start-up in August
Ready for your supply chain
A finished-goods stock target of at least 3,000 to 4,000 tonnes: working stock sized by season, plus reserved capacity with shared forecasting for strategic customers.
Agreements already signed, in Spain and beyond.
National distribution
National distributors and regional specialists.
United Kingdom, Italy and Ireland
Export signed. Negotiations under way for other European markets.
Supply secured
Raw material from Sierra de Gata and Las Hurdes (LiDAR survey), all within a 100 km radius.
Domestic market
Extremadura, Andalusia, Castile and León, Castile-La Mancha and Madrid. The location serves areas with little industrial coverage nearby, and sits well against the logistics hubs of western Iberia.
Built for Europe
The packaging is export-ready from the first bag: the legal copy runs in Spanish, English, Italian and French.
Financial, institutional and industrial backing.
An impact fund, a public agency and five industrial partners examined this project before putting capital or technology into it.
Extremadura Avante
The Regional Government of Extremadura’s agency for industrial investment, rural employment and economic development in Sierra de Gata.
Santander
The project’s finance partner, backing the construction and commissioning of the Villasbuenas de Gata plant.
Dunas Capital
Spanish sustainable fund manager. The project is backed by Dunas Absolute Impact FCR, classified under SFDR Article 9.
Knoblinger
A family-owned mechanical engineering firm based in Ried im Innkreis, Austria, specialising in bulk materials handling, conveying and processing systems.
Stela
A German family business and a world leader in the design and manufacture of industrial drying systems and technology.
Termosun
Spanish biomass engineering firm and official distributor of HERZ boilers, with offices across Spain and Portugal.
Boga Técnica
A Spanish firm specialising in the design, consultancy, supply and installation of automatic bagging and palletising lines for bulk solids.
Seeger Engineering
A German leader in turnkey pellet plants, responsible for the design and industrial engineering of the Villasbuenas de Gata plant.
What a buying department asks
Terms, standards and backing, in short answers.
Shall we talk volumes?
To assess fit, logistics terms and the supplier-approval process with your chain.