Introducing MICALUM, Cuba’s New Tourism-Oriented Building Company

Targeting the country’s top hotel chains and other companies linked to the leisure industry, MICALUM, Cuba’s new high-tech building company, keeps on climbing notches for Cuba’s hospitality industry on a pledge to expand its services beyond the island nation’s boundaries.

Its works, products and services are either directly or indirectly related to the plans of such big-time Cuban firms as Islazul and Cubanacan Nautica, as well as major resorts like Cayo Coco Ciego de Avila, Arenas Blanca in Varadero and the Aruba Hotel, among others that have successfully tried their hands at the industry in the Caribbean.

In the same breath, MICALUM has taken part in the restoration of Cuban airports and terminals in Trinidad & Tobago and Jamaica.

The company offers the making and mounting of aluminum doorframes and windows, glassware panes, false ceilings, light and KNAUF partitions. It also deals with both the making and marketing of home and office furniture, installation and maintenance of air-conditioning equipment and the mounting of light fixtures.

Likewise, MICALUM markets ceramic tiles, mounts modular cabins, and builds and mounts metal doors and ceilings.

Given its top-notch quality and expertise, the company has managed to put works and products all across the domestic market and it’s now the undisputed leader in the fields of tourism, real estate, shopping malls, social works, health facilities and among the diplomatic corps stationed on the island, plus other industries that hire its services.

MICALUM has averaged a steady annual growth over 20 percent with sales that scored a record high 11,331,200 pesos in 2003.