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The new Startups Act in Spain has brought with it a series of measures aimed at strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem, positioning the country as a global benchmark in innovation. Among these initiatives, the Emerging Enterprise Certificate stands out, an indispensable resource for startups seeking to stand out in the international market and attract foreign investment.
The Spanish logistic-port ecosystem reopens its doors to innovation with the new call for the Ports 4.0 program.
Enisa will manage 350 M€ to support SMEs affected by DANA, boosting their economic and productive recovery.
Model 165, officially known as the “Informative Declaration of individual certifications issued to partners or shareholders of new or recently created entities” plays a crucial role in supervising contributions made to newly created companies.
The Center for Technological Development and Innovation (CDTI) has launched two specific funding lines to support companies affected by Isolated Depression at High Levels (DANA) in municipalities declared to be areas seriously affected by civil protection emergencies.
Working capital funding is a key concept for the proper functioning of any company, especially for those that have short-term liquidity needs.
The grants granted through the Industrial Doctorate Program are intended for the training of doctors and doctors in companies and other entities capable of developing an R+D+i project.
The Canarias Stars 2025 call has a total budget of 2 M€ and seeks to support emerging companies and promote innovative entrepreneurship in strategic sectors defined in the Spanish Strategy for Science, Technology and Innovation 2021-2027.
ENISA (National Innovation Company), known for its role in boosting the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Spain, has announced a series of significant developments for 2025.
The State Research Agency will grant 80 million euros in grants and 180 million in soft loans.
One of the biggest challenges for any startup is to effectively manage its costs.
Projects may submit their applications until December 16, 2024
In the dynamic and challenging world of technological startups, building a sustainable business requires much more than an innovative idea or a revolutionary product.
Financial leverage is a key strategy in the business world, allowing companies to use external funds to expand their operations, increase their profitability and access new investment opportunities.
A CFO or chief financial officer brings improvements in strategic planning, risk management and regulatory compliance. Discover the signs that indicate the need for a CFO, such as rapid growth and financial complexity.
The information obtained from market analysis is key to the strategic planning of a startup, since it provides the necessary basis for making informed decisions and defining a competitive course.
With the approval of a CDTI loan, those companies that are not yet in the profitability phase may find that the agency requests a percentage of guarantees on their loan tranche. Find out how they work.
ENISA strictly excludes certain sectors of the economy and certain types of projects from its funding.
The CDTI manages several lines of funding for Research, Development and Innovation projects. Discover the main differences between two of the main lines: the PID line of partially repayable loans and the Cervera line.
The CDTI Neotec line offers non-refundable grants of up to 325,000€ and is designed for companies with a very high level of technological disruption. Find out if your project meets all the requirements of the call.
Find out how Enisa's different lines of funding work and when is the best time to apply for each of them.
Enisa is a co-investment loan, meaning that it co-invests with private investors, whether they are business angels or venture capital funds. Find out in what situations they can apply for an Enisa and when is the best time to request one.
A startup can apply for more than one loan from Enisa as long as it meets the specific requirements of each loan and has demonstrated adequate use of the funds previously received.
The maximum nominal amount that can be requested depends on the line of loans to which the company applies and the company's own funds at the time of approval.
One of the fundamental requirements to be a beneficiary of an Enisa loan is to have carried out or be in the process of carrying out a capital increase.
Over the past few years, Enisa has been developing and refining an algorithm through which it performs a series of analyses of startups that result in a credit rating.
