Companies in Huelva grow by 1% year-on-year in June, reaching 15,271
Huelva has 15,271 companies in June, 1% more than in 2025, although it falls by 0.36% compared to May. Services lead with 10,420 companies.
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Huelva exports €3.584 billion from January to May 2026, a 7.9% increase, solidifying its position as the second largest exporting province in Andalusia.
Huelva has 15,271 companies in June, 1% more than in 2025, although it falls by 0.36% compared to May. Services lead with 10,420 companies.
Go Energy Group will invest €10 billion in green hydrogen in San Juan del Puerto and Gibraleón, while Huelva lacks hotels and AVE for conferences.
Huelva exports €3.585 billion by May, a 7.9% increase, solidifying its position as the second Andalusian province, with China as the main client.
The closure of Mango on Concepción Street adds to the departure of Zara, Massimo Dutti and other major brands, prompting merchants to request an urgent meeting with the City Council.
Conchi Martínez, a former forest firefighter turned cheese master, promotes La Caperuza, an artisanal cheese shop in Bustarviejo.
Huelva attracts over €13 billion in green hydrogen, but the lack of AVE, an airport, and hotels threatens industrial growth.
Family Energy, Ballenoil and Petroprix in Morón de la Frontera offer the cheapest 95 petrol in the province at €1.399/l.
Direct taxes represent 52.1% of the final petrol price in the EU, surpassing crude costs, refining, and logistics, according to a 2026 analysis.
Mercadona will build 30 affordable rental flats and a supermarket in Sabadell after securing a €4.5 million contract.
Luxury property prices in Madrid grow by 3.2% in Q2, but remain at record highs. Sales drop by 7.3% and accessibility worsens.
The Central Bank of Costa Rica reduces the Monetary Policy Rate to 3% amid inflation below target and a slowing economy.