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Andalusia digital and social investment trends

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Ayesa Digital, a technology services firm, has projected record growth for 2026, with an expected order intake of approximately 690 million euros. This represents a 10% increase over 2025, a year in which the company reported 580 million euros in revenue and 626 million euros in new contracts. Following its acquisition by a Basque investor consortium, which includes Indar Kartera, Fundación BBK, the Basque Government, Fundación Vital, and Teknei, the company is entering an expansion phase. While decision-making has relocated to the Basque Country, Ayesa Digital intends to maintain a significant presence in Andalusia, where it employs over 3,500 professionals, accounting for 35% to 40% of its total workforce. CEO Manu Baraza stated the firm will continue to invest in its Andalusian hub to serve public and private sector clients. Concurrently, the Regional Government of Andalusia has presented its 2027 budget proposals, highlighting significant investments in digital infrastructure and housing. The Department of Artificial Intelligence, Digital Development, and Public Administration will mobilize 242.1 million euros to advance digital transformation, including 11 million euros for high-performance computing infrastructure to develop sovereign AI capabilities. In the housing sector, the Department of Housing, Youth, and Territorial Planning will see its budget increase by 22 percent to 954.6 million euros. This funding aims to boost affordable housing supply, facilitate market access for young people, and promote property rehabilitation. The regional government intends to allocate 196 million euros to increase affordable housing through public-private collaborations and direct subsidies. Further details on the 2027 budget for Andalusia confirm the 242.1 million euro allocation for digital transformation, specifically targeting artificial intelligence and technological infrastructure. Additionally, the region has allocated 445.4 million euros to culture and sports, which includes a 75.5 million euro loan to the La Cartuja Stadium for preparations related to FIFA 2030.

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