Organized by ICEX and the Spanish Economic and Commercial Office in Berlin, the national pavilion brings together 29 Spanish companies which demonstrate the strength of the sector. The delegation showcases a wide range of capabilities, from satellite systems and equipment, launchers and operators, to service providers and ground control centers.
One of the highlighted areas is the active participation of Spanish companies in the so-called new spaceThis technological movement is enabling the development of nanosatellites, drastically reducing costs and time to market, facilitating the "democratization of space" and opening up new business opportunities.
Contacts and Strategic Alliances Directory
Spain's participation is not limited to the exhibition; it includes a packed schedule of activities to promote partnerships. Highlights include a visit from a delegation of Canadian companies and a cocktail reception. networking to foster collaboration among the actors present at the fair, and a B2B (Business-to-Business) meeting with the Bremen Aerospace Cluster.
These activities aim to strengthen the visibility of the Spanish industry as a sector with strong industrial and technological capabilities, and to facilitate the creation of strategic alliances and collaboration with other key players in the global space industry.
A Sector with Global Leadership and Strong Investment in R&D
The Spanish presence at the fair underscores the sector's leadership in crucial European Union programs, such as Galileo, Copernicus, Space Surveillance (SST) y Government Satellite Communications (Govsatcom)Furthermore, the recent successful launch of the satellite SPAINSAT NG II —the country's most ambitious satellite project— positions Spain at the forefront of Europe.
The space industry is the sector that invests the most in R&D in Spain as a percentage of its sales. In 2024, the sector's annual revenue reached... 1.293 millones de euros, an increase of 10 % compared to the previous year, with a reinvestment in R&D&I of around 16 %Spanish companies cover the entire value chain, including large companies such as GMV, SENER, INDRA or AIRBUS, in addition to SMEs and startups innovative.
The Spanish delegation seeks to establish contacts with space agencies, investors, and universities, as well as to influence future policies and strategies related to sustainability, regulation, and international cooperation. Participation in SPACE TECH EXPO is a key platform for international positioning and exploring opportunities for collaboration on joint projects and missions worldwide.
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