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Economy and Innovation. Madrid business capital

imagen Madrid acoge las principales empresas de España

Madrid hosts the main companies in Spain

Madrid is home to most of the headquarters of the largest Spanish companies: 38% of all companies and 18 companies belong to the IBEX 35 stock index. Most companies have more than 1,000 employees.

imagen Estratégicas infraestructuras de movilidad

Strategic mobility infrastructures

Strategic location: 175 airport connections, the second high-speed rail network in the world, 46 radio connections between Spain and Portugal. Madrid is a powerful city for attracting talent from LATAM and constitutes a connection bridge with Europe, Africa and the Middle East.

imagen Madrid, donde nace la información

Madrid where information is born

The Madrid educational system presents high quality standards: high added value university education, prestigious international business schools and numerous bilingual schools.

imagen Madrid, motor económico de España

Madrid, economic engine of Spain

Competitive environment combined with strong productivity rates and low unemployment rates compared to the European average. Madrid is an excellent region for attract new companies.

Madrid, business attraction

Low tax and tax rates allow an attractive tax environment for international companies.

Quality of life

There are multiple international studies on the high quality of life in the city. A leading healthcare system and certain indicators make Madrid rank in the top 10 best cities to live in.

A capital city of sustainable mobility

An efficient Madrid

That integrates the mobility system around public transport and intermobility.
That provides easy and fast intermodal routes.
To continually review and improve proposed initiatives.
That integrates all modes of mobility.

A sustainable Madrid

That promotes sustainable environmental displacements.
To maintain the capacity to generate activity and economic dynamism.
That meets the objectives established in European environmental regulations.

A global Madrid

That affects all sources of pollutant emissions.
Give coverage to the entire city through a cohesive and scalable strategy.
That it coordinate the action of the state, regional and municipal administration to jointly develop initiatives.

An accessible Madrid

May it reach all citizens.
That it be designed with co-responsibility between the administration and the citizens.
That it avoid discriminatory measures with a view to its implantation among the different groups of the city.
That facilitates access to information and ensures transparency.

A healthy Madrid

That affects the mobility habits of citizens.
That it grows incorporating responsible consumption measures.
That it improves the environmental quality of public spaces.
That favors the healthy habits of people.

An intelligent Madrid

That uses technology as a lever to promote public and intermodal transport.
That drives the reduction of energy consumption through monitoring the consumption of infrastructure and buildings.
That it reports in a clear and digital way the state of the progress of the plan, new regulations and air quality.