The CZFB Logistics 4.0 Incubator adds 12 new startups to its program

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In its first year of activity, the Logistics 4.0 Incubator has hosted a total of 42 projects that have generated 72 new jobs, attracted 361 new clients and received 49 awards.

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The Barcelona Free Zone Consortium ( CZFB ) has announced the addition of 12 new startups to its Logistics 4.0 Incubator , the first of its kind in Spain dedicated to the application of Industry 4.0 technologies in the logistics value chain.

 

In its first year of activity, the Logistics 4.0 Incubator has hosted a total of 42 projects that have generated 72 new jobs, attracted 361 new clients and received 49 awards. The incubated companies have managed to raise 13,6 million euros through investment rounds and/or competitive aid.

 

The 12 new startups that join the program focus on different emerging technologies in the logistics field, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), warehouse automation, the Internet of Things (IoT), last mile logistics and logistics. green.

 

The selected companies are: Actiontracker, Flexyfreight, Global Forwarders (Shipment by Shipment), HermIA, Janvi Logistics, Kepler AI Logistics, Kovix, Myappssistance, Nubfreight, Sincropool, Vaive Logistics and Wecaria Technologies.

 

In just one year of activity, the Logistics 4.0 Incubator has already hosted a total of 42 projects that have created 72 new jobs, made 361 new clients and received 49 awards.

 

The State's special delegate to the CZFB, Pere Navarro , has given a positive assessment of the incubator's first year of operation, highlighting its role in transforming the logistics sector into one that is "more digital, connected, and efficient." Navarro added that the incubated startups "have demonstrated great potential, attracting €13,6 million in investment."

 

For her part, the CEO of the CZFB, Blanca Sorigué , highlighted the incubator's ability to attract young talent to the logistics sector, a sector that has traditionally struggled to do so. Sorigué noted that the incubator is also generating "senior talent," with eight initiatives led by professionals over 50 years old.

 

The Logistics 4.0 Incubator is a startup support program that offers participating startups a wide range of services, such as mentoring, training, access to financing, workspace and networking. The objective of the program is to help startups develop their businesses and become leaders in the application of 4.0 technologies in the logistics sector.