Sevilla TechPark ends 2025 with a record 35,806 jobs and 602 companies
Sevilla TechPark concludes 2025 with a record 35,806 jobs, 602 companies, and a turnover of €6.125 billion, an 11.1% increase from the previous year.
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Real Madrid closes 2025/26 with record revenues of €1.221 billion, up 3.1%, and a net profit of €26.3 million, driven by the Bernabéu and marketing.
Sevilla TechPark concludes 2025 with a record 35,806 jobs, 602 companies, and a turnover of €6.125 billion, an 11.1% increase from the previous year.
The Council of Ministers approves a 70% benefit for workers affected by fires in the Community of Madrid, retroactive from July 23.
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Sevilla TechPark is set to expand by 140,000 square metres after closing 2025 with record activity and employment.
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The Barcelona Employment Fair doubles its space and enhances job offerings with more companies and new initiatives like 'Talent en directe'.
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