The companies presented their progress on Thursday during the “Demo Day,” an event that brought together entrepreneurs, investors and institutions. The aim was to showcase their ideas and facilitate contacts that could lead to business agreements, partnerships or new sources of financing.
COMPANIES FROM SECTORS INCLUDING HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY
At the same time, the 13 participants are developing technology solutions for a wide range of sectors, from agriculture and livestock farming to finance, healthcare, education and industry. The selected companies include Aiqube Labs, Alan Commissioning, Autonality Fleet Control, Berlu Digital Solutions, Betwo Marketing, Biopredx Predicciones Biológicas and Computer Vision Solutions.
Exxn Engineering AI and Telecom, Fidex DLT, Ingeniables, Peryton Medical Solutions, Software Empresarial Avanzado and Try Business Solutions also took part. During the event, they presented initiatives such as Ganadex, MyNomina, Nutriter, Prymerisk and Visiora, among others. IAF Managing Director Daniel Rey highlighted that the goal is to help turn these ideas into solid businesses capable of competing both inside and outside Aragon.
THREE MONTHS OF TRAINING TO GROW THEIR BUSINESSES
The StartTech+ program provides three months of specialized training and individualized advice. During this time, each company works with professionals who help it improve its business model, organize its growth and prepare its projects to enter new markets. The support is tailored to each company’s needs. This third edition, jointly funded by the European Digital Europe program and the IAF, has also included activities to facilitate contact with other companies and investors. The participants had the opportunity to attend national entrepreneurship events, such as Al-Andalus Innovation and Valencia Digital Summit, where they were able to establish relationships with potential financial partners.
NEW INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARAGON’S STARTUPS
The presentation event included a roundtable on the main challenges startups face when they want to grow. A meeting was also held between the participants and representatives of the business sector to promote new partnerships and investment opportunities.
The 13 companies will now join StartTechS Community, a network that brings together participants from the 2024, 2025 and 2026 editions to maintain contact and continue developing their projects. This initiative is part of Aragon EDIH, a collaboration platform involving institutions, universities and business organizations that aims to promote digitalization and innovation in the region.
