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New Enisa lines 2014

Funding from the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism, for companies that have invested in innovative business projects or growth.

H2020 – instrumento Pyme

In Horizon 2020 there is a dedicated SME instrument targeting all types of innovative SMEs showing a strong ambition to develop, grow and internationalise. This instrument will apply to all types of innovation, including non-technological and service innovations.

SPRI - Publicly Sponsored Financing

As in other autonomous communities, the Basque Country has been offering a guarantee by the administrations so that SMEs can access financing from financial institutions, thus improving their chances of success. The presentation is not simple and requires a good dialogue with the bank and experience in the specific line.

The Impact of CDTI Financing on SMEs

The Impact of CDTI Financing on SMEs

The CDTI has recently published a study on the impact of its funding on the evolution of Spanish companies. The results have been very good: these companies have achieved 17% of their sales coming from the new technological developments financed.

New ICO line for innovative SMEs

The Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness and the Ministry of Finance and Public Administrations have launched a new credit line of 323.6 million euros through the Official Credit Institute (ICO), which will benefit more than 12,000 innovative companies.

Linea Agenda Digital, through ENISA, provides participative loans for ICTs

A line of financing from the Secretary of State for Telecommunications and the Information Society (SETSI) aimed at financially supporting the start-up and development of business projects in the field of ICTs, with the aim of promoting the development and launch of new products and services, contributing to the generation of employment and wealth in a sector with high growth potential.

Treasury: help the CFO at once

Treasury: help the CFO at once

Not long ago, in the context of negotiating the sale of an industrial company based in the Basque Country, I met with the president of a German multinational with production centres on five continents. When I explained to him the average collection period of the company being sold - a reasonably low 62 days - my interlocutor was astonished.

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