Economy

Aragón Business Awards 2026 announce winners: meet the seven honorees

CEOE Aragón has announced the winners of the 2026 Aragón Business Awards, which recognize excellence, socioeconomic commitment and contributions to the region’s productive sector. The sixth edition received more than 50 entries from companies and self-employed professionals across different industries.
Aragón Business Awards 2026 announce winners: meet the seven honorees

FROM SELF-EMPLOYED PROFESSIONALS TO LARGE COMPANIES

In the Self-Employed Professional category, the award has gone to María Isabel Bellostas, the fifth generation to lead one of Zaragoza’s most emblematic historic businesses. Meanwhile, Limpiezas El Torico, a company from Teruel specializing in comprehensive cleaning, maintenance and hygiene services, has been recognized as a Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise, while Tereos Starch & Sweeteners Iberia, one of Aragón’s major agri-food industries, has received the award in the Large Company category.

The awards have also recognized ANAGAN for its contribution to rural areas, thanks to its presence and ties to the region and the agricultural sector. Podoactiva, a company from Huesca specializing in podiatry, biomechanics and innovation applied to healthcare, has received the Aragón Projection Award for its international expansion and positioning.

BSH AND VITALIA AMONG THE HONOREES

In the field of innovation and technology, CEOE Aragón has honored BSH Electrodomésticos España, one of the region’s leading industrial companies and a benchmark in the Spanish home appliance market. In addition, the Special Jury Award has gone to Grupo Vitalia, a company founded in Aragón specializing in geriatric services and care for older people, which currently has more than 70 centers.

The 2026 Aragón Business Awards ceremony will take place next September 15 at the headquarters of Caja Rural de Aragón and will bring together representatives from the business, institutional and social spheres. Through these awards, CEOE Aragón seeks to highlight the role of self-employed professionals, SMEs and large companies in creating jobs, fostering innovation, strengthening territorial cohesion and driving the region’s economic development.