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Spanish and European technology sector growth

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Spanish technology sectors have demonstrated growth through international expansion and significant capital inflows. In late August 2026, Spanish industry sectors increased their global presence at major summits. This included summits, including 46 Catalan companies participating in the 14th edition of at Gamescom to connect video game developers with international investors, and eleven companies representing the ‘Spain Space’ brand at the 40th Small Satellite Conference in Utah. By September 2026, the focus shifted toward remained on substantial funding achievements across the European tech landscape. and sectoral recognition. In Spain, tech companies raised approximately €1.7 billion during the first half of 2026, with spacetech leading the sectors at €354.3 million. This million, followed by travel, healthcare, and artificial intelligence. Within the travel sector, the AI-driven platform Perk secured a $300 million private credit facility. This follows broader European successes, such as the Exploration Company securing $450 million for its reusable Nyx space capsule, marking a significant milestone capsule. Innovation recognition has also expanded in specialized fields. In the maritime sector, the Alicante-based company Golden Owl was named the best maritime startup for European space firms. 2026 at the SMM meeting in Hamburg for its ‘Strix Maritime Intelligence’ solution, which utilizes AI and data fusion to detect operational risks and hybrid threats. Additionally, the ‘Startup Andalucía Roadshow’ selected 12 finalists from 27 candidates to support high-growth companies in sectors such as Industry 4.0, agrotech, security, and tourism across several Andalusian provinces.

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