Madrid Region Goverment provides users and investors with a useful tool to inquire about plots and lands available for sale or concession.

The Regional Government of Madrid has reinforced its strategy for attracting foreign investment with the appointment of Luis Socías Uribe as the new director of Invest in Madrid.

Invest in Madrid has collaborated with the Mexican cement company CEMEX in its acquisition of two aggregate quarries in the Community of Madrid from Heidelberg Materials. With this move, CEMEX aims to strengthen its materials offering for the major infrastructure projects planned for the capital.

Startups that want to take advantage of the tax conditions approved in the startup law that came into effect in early 2023 must apply to ENISA for the certificate of emerging company.

In the Community of Madrid and the rest of Spain, foreign workers can obtain a visa to telecommute for companies outside the European Union, with reduced taxation.

The startup law offers a series of tax and bureaucratic advantages to facilitate foreign investment in emerging companies. Additionally, it streamlines the residency permits for foreigners with the aim of retaining highly skilled talent.

Invest in Madrid is organizing an event at its headquarters prior to the South Summit, bringing together companies from different countries to explore the entrepreneurship and innovation opportunities in the Community of Madrid.

Invest in Madrid is organizing an event at its headquarters prior to the South Summit, bringing together companies from different countries to explore the entrepreneurship and innovation opportunities in the Community of Madrid.

This will be the company’s largest integrated production centre outside the United States, with an investment of 22 million euros. The company expects to create 80 new job positions.

This is a long-standing project inspired by the Station F model in Paris, and it will specialize in mobility, fashion, tourism, and hospitality. The Community of Madrid will invest a total of 2 million euros over three years, and more than 600 startups will be accelerated in five years.

Two years ago, Madrid Region opened a line against hyper regulation Madrid Region The Community of Madrid’s open line against hyper-regulation has, in just two years of life, helped hundreds of companies to streamline procedures with the Public Administration and overcome legal obstacles.

Would you like to invest in the Community of Madrid but your project is being slowed down by bureaucracy? Here you can find out how to speed up the process, if your business meets certain criteria

Invest In Madrid, the office created by the Madrid Regional Ministry of Economy, Finance and Employment to attract foreign investment to Madrid Region, will repeat its seminar “Madrid Investors Talk” at Porto Alegre South Summit, in Brazil.

FDI Intelligence’s annual report highlights the strategy undertaken by Madrid Region to attract foreign investment, and ranks the region among the best in terms of quality of life and connectivity.

Would you like to invest in the Community of Madrid but your project is being slowed down by bureaucracy? Here you can find out how to speed up the process, if your business meets certain criteria

Madrid Region has several Entrepreneur Service Points that process, in person and telematically, all the necessary documentation to open, maintain or close a business.

Invest In Madrid participates in the regional strategy to boost this sector in the region, which has recently been reinforced with the creation of the Office for the Promotion of Data Processing.

The regional agency to attract investment to Madrid Region travels to London to strengthen economic relations between the Community of Madrid and the UK

Invest In Madrid will offer its “Madrid Investors Talk” seminar at 4YFN, the startup event held as part of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. On this occasion, the debate will de focused on the opportunities offered by corporations to startups in their scale-up stage.

More than fifty representatives of innovation in Madrid gathered at the first inaugural event “Madrid Investors Lab”, a meeting point for investors, startups, entrepreneurs, corporates, ventures and other agents of the entrepreneurial ecosystem of the Community of Madrid.

The Community of Madrid has closed a total of 23 projects that have generated investments of 7.4 million euros in 2022 through Invest in Madrid, the regional government’s agency for attracting foreign investment, which was reactivated last year to provide advice to foreign companies setting up in the region.

We tell the case of Huboo Technologies España, a logistics company that Invest In Madrid helped to land in the region in the middle of the pandemic, growing more than 600% since then and generating more than 60 jobs.

Anyone who has lived outside Spain in the last five years and wants to invest in the region will be able to deduct 20% of the total amount invested by spreading it over their income tax returns for the following six years.

Senior executives from some of the most important multinationals operating in the Region of Madrid will talk to the Regional Minister of Economy, Finance and Employment, Javier Fernández-Lasquetty, about Madrid’s role as a driving force in the Spanish economy. This informative breakfast will be opened by the President of the Region, Isabel Díaz Ayuso.

Invest In Madrid will promote the Madrid Region’s leadership as a destination for foreign investment in Spain at the country’s leading foreign investment forum.

Invest In Madrid collaborates in the Foreign Trade Technicians Programme jointly run by the Madrid Regional Ministry of Economy and the Chamber of Commerce to help our companies internationalise their business.

Madrid Region is the second European region in attracting talent and qualified employment, with 2.6 million professionals on the LinkedIn social network, only behind London (5.5 million), and ahead of cities such as Paris, Milan, Berlin and Frankfurt.

On October 19th, 2022, the law known as “Crea y Crece” (Create and Grow) came into force. According to this law, the capital required to set up a Limited Company (S.L.) is just one euro. The law also eliminates certain administrative obstacles.

Invest In Madrid, Madrid Region’s foreign investment attraction office, will present ‘Madrid Investor Talks: a hub for innovation and investment’, a new proposal to attract innovation to the region, at the Web Summit in Lisbon.

The office for the promotion of foreign investment in Madrid goes to Mexico to explain to the business community the competitive advantages that our Community offers when it comes to investing or opening a business.

Investors, entrepreneurs and highly qualified personnel can easily obtain a residence permit in Spain thanks to the Golden Visa, a programme for attracting talent and investment.

The region is consolidating its position as the great technological hub of southern Europe, concentrating 70% of the development of data processing centres, a booming sector with high growth forecasts.

Invest In Madrid has accompanied the Regional Ministry of Economy and Finance in its meetings with hundreds of businessmen from Chile and Colombia to present the Region of Madrid as a destination for their investments.