Aragón Presents Ten Startups at Al-Andalus Innovation Venture

Aragón is taking part for the second consecutive year in Al-Andalus Innovation Venture, held on September 22 and 23 at the Navigation Pavilion in Seville, with 10 startups and an agreement to create a nationwide investment circuit alongside Andalusia and Galicia in 2027.

Ten Aragonese startups seek funding and connections in Seville

The Aragonese Development Institute (IAF) and CEEI Aragón are accompanying 10 innovative companies from Aragón at the forum, which aims to connect investors, corporations and entrepreneurs. The delegation is led by Daniel Rey, managing director of the IAF, and Javier Martínez, managing director.

The participating companies are Reactive Carbon, represented by its CIO Fernando Asensio; Cyclo, represented by its CEO Fernando Matía; NutriTER, represented by its co-founder Alberto Muzás; Feltwood Ecomateriales, represented by its co-CEO Jose Enrique Gerona; and SeaX AI, represented by its CEO Eugenio Alcala.

Also attending are Try! Company, represented by its CEO Andrés Martínez; FIDEX RWA, represented by its co-founder Dimitri Orga; BioPredX, represented by its CEO Helena García; Peryton Medical Solutions, represented by its CEO Diego Alastruey; and AiQube Labs, represented by its CEO Santiago Magaña.

Aragón has its own corporate space at the event, and each startup has a corner to showcase its initiative and build connections. The 10 companies are also taking part in a Pitch Competition before investors and other members of the innovation ecosystem.

Aragón, Andalusia and Galicia prepare the Road to Investment circuit for 2027

Aragón’s presence in Seville has also led to an agreement to launch Road to Investment in 2027. The Government of Aragón is promoting the initiative through the IAF, together with the Regional Government of Andalusia, through Andalucía Emprende, and the Regional Government of Galicia, through IGAPE.

The agreement provides for a nationwide investment circuit featuring specialized events in Zaragoza, Vigo and Seville. The program aims to give startups and scaleups access to investors from different regional ecosystems through a schedule coordinated by the three regions.

The initiative is envisioned as a pioneering project in Spain, with ambitions to expand in the coming years, connecting funding opportunities across the entrepreneurial ecosystems of Aragón, Andalusia and Galicia.

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