In the occupational health landscape of the Canary Islands, Asepeyo Canarias closes the 2024 financial year with a balance sheet that underscores its consolidation as a key benchmark in worker protection and well-being. The data presented reflect not only operational growth but also a deep connection with the business and labor market in southern Gran Canaria. Asepeyo's 2024 results paint a picture of sustained growth and a tangible impact on the health and labor economy of Gran Canaria and the rest of the archipelago. The mutual insurance company is consolidating its position as a strategic partner for companies and a guarantee of protection for workers, with its sights set on further consolidating its leadership in the coming years.
Last year, throughout the Canary Islands, the mutual insurance company achieved a significant number of more than 30.000 medical visits, demonstrating the intensity of its healthcare activity and the demand for its services among island workers. At the same time, more than 22.000 rehabilitation sessions were provided, a crucial indicator of Asepeyo's commitment to the recovery and return of professionals to their jobs, minimizing the impact of workplace contingencies.
This success, according to the organization itself, is the direct result of the "effort and commitment" of its team. However, the report would not be complete without highlighting the fundamental pillar on which this work is based: the trust of companies and workers. Nearly 12.000 Canarian companies and more than 141.000 workers have placed their faith in Asepeyo, making the mutual insurance company a key player in the management of health and safety in the workplace on the islands.
Likewise, the mutual insurance company extends its gratitude to the labor consultancy professionals, recognizing them as "a fundamental part of this collective success." Their collaboration is vital for the proper management and access to the services that Asepeyo offers daily. From an economic perspective, the 2024 financial year ended with revenues exceeding €103 million. This figure not only reflects the financial strength of Asepeyo Canarias, but also supports its ability to continue investing in resources and improving the quality of its services. The ultimate goal, according to the mutual insurance company, is clear: to continue "contributing to the well-being and protection of those who are part of the Canary Islands' labor market."
