Podoactiva, ARPA and Academy of Inventors receive the first Marca Aragón 2025 Awards
CEOE Aragón and ANAGAN presented the awards of the first edition of the Marca Aragón Awards on October 17, 2025, recognizing the efforts, innovation, and contributions of Aragonese brands to the economic, social, and cultural development of the region. The ceremony took place at the headquarters of Grupo San Valero, as part of the II Foro Marca Aragón, sponsored by ANAGAN.
Award Winners and Categories
Marca Aragón Award – Established Companies: Podoactiva S.L.
The company was distinguished for its Aragonese innovation with international projection, highlighting the development of proprietary technologies such as the 3D plantar scanner, additive manufacturing, and the Sportech laboratory, considered the largest outdoor biomechanics laboratory in the world. The company channels its social and territorial commitment through the Podoactiva Foundation, which promotes foot health in rural areas and vulnerable groups. It has a presence in more than 40 clinics and 180 hospital units across Europe, Latin America, and the United States, and has been recognized with the National Award for Arts and Sciences Applied to Sports.
Marca Proyección Exterior Award: ARPA Mobile Campaign Equipment
ARPA was awarded as a world leader in turnkey mobile solutions for Defense, Health, Emergencies, Energy, and Infrastructure. The company stands out for being the only one capable of designing, manufacturing, and installing seven mobile hospitals on trucks for the Government of Saudi Arabia. It is an official supplier to the Spanish Ministry of Defense, United Nations, and NATO, with the capacity to deploy critical infrastructure anywhere in the world.
Marca Revelation Award: Academy of Inventors S.L.
The first academy of inventors in Spain, born in Aragon, was recognized for fostering creativity and scientific-technological talent among children and young people with STEAM methodologies. It has developed its own educational kits (ElectroKit, STEAMbox, Ingeniables) manufactured in Aragon and exported internationally. It has more than 2,000 students per year and maintains partnerships with Microsoft, AWS, Arduino, and Edelvives, in addition to participating in European programs that have contributed over 3 million euros to Aragon. It has gained media exposure with its presence on Got Talent España.
