Madrid is continuing to strengthen its position as one of Europe’s leading destinations for technology investment following the decision by U.S. company Iveda to establish its first European operations center in the capital.

Invest in Madrid has participated in the South Summit Scaleups Series in Paris

The Madrid Region is establishing itself as one of Europe's most active destinations for companies and investors seeking to expand

Compatible time zones, mature infrastructure, multilingual workforce: when a German company looks for a base for international growth, Madrid ticks boxes that few European capitals can match

A true platform for pharmaceutical innovation, medical technology and digital health in Southern Europe, the Madrid region continues its ascent and is attracting a growing number of international players

The Madrid Region accounts for 94% of Argentina’s FDI stock in Spain (€9.438 billion)

In 2025, the Madrid Region attracted nearly €16 billion in foreign investment, more than half (51.9%) of all international capital that came to Spain

The Regional Minister for Economy, Finance and Employment of the Madrid Region, Rocío Albert, today defended its economic policy based on freedom as a model for prosperity, individual responsibility, and an institutional framework that fosters growth “without unnecessary constraints.”

The Madrid Region leads foreign investment inflows in Spain in the cumulative total for 2025, with close to €16 billion—51.9% of the national total—meaning it attracts more than one in every two euros invested.