During her visit to the factory in Tres Cantos, Díaz Ayuso emphasized that this investment effort is “a reflection of the strong performance of companies that give their all in the Madrid Region, a region that consistently supports them.” In her view, announcements such as these new investments, international expansion, the protection of livestock farmers, and the excellence of researchers all converge on a single idea: “the Madrid model works.”
“This means trusting in business initiative, in balanced taxation, and in an administration that neither controls nor directs, but instead promotes incentives, effort, and excellence—factors that always end up generating employment, prosperity, and opportunities,” she stressed.
The Madrid Region currently has 61 companies and 43 dairy cattle farms, with a 13.2% increase in the number of farms since 2021. The importance of this Tres Cantos facility is reflected in the fact that it receives one out of every four liters of all the milk produced in the region, which is then processed into other products.
President Díaz Ayuso recalled that it is small producers who “work tirelessly” to obtain the best product, which travels every day directly from a barn in Soto de Navalafuente or a sheep farm in Colmenar Viejo to centers of technological excellence such as the one she visited today. In this regard, she stressed that the sector knows that the regional government “will always stand by its side, supporting it with aid for technological modernization, commercialization, and the development of new products.”
This “unique operations center in the world” will make it possible to relocate to Spain production currently carried out abroad, with the expansion of this complex expected to contribute 0.4% to the economic growth of the Community of Madrid from 2030 onward.