Several foreign ICT companies recently established in Asturias are committed to hiring highly qualified talent in this sector Asturias is consolidating its position as a

The company, a subsidiary of Grupo Telecom Mexico, will offer connectivity services to businesses and individuals.

Two of the axes of the Spanish Green Hydrogen Backbone Network will converge in Gijón: the Cornisa Cantábrica Axis and the Vía de la Plata Axis.

The current routes to Amsterdam, Brussels, Düsseldorf, Rome, Dublin, London and Paris will be joined by connections with Milan-Bergamo and Lisbon at the end of March. Lufthansa will arrive in Asturias for the first time with five weekly flights to Frankfurt and Munich at As of April 23, Venice could join the list of direct destinations from the Asturias airport.

The company, specialized in online marketing and digital advertising, is setting up in La Pipa (Gijón). Its initial plans are to create 24 jobs, with the possibility of greater figures
It is the eleventh project to come to Asturias as part of the Regional Government’s Investment Attraction Strategy.

China Three Gorges (CTG), the largest renewable energy group in China, chooses Asturias to establish an engineering division to oversee all of its energy constructions in Europe.

Its geostrategic location and the strength and capabilities of the industry and advanced services, among the advantages of Asturias to attract investment in this sector.
The Wind Energy fair in Hamburg showcased the strengths of a sector that will be key to the region’s energy transition.
The Government of Asturias is committed to the development of sustainable offshore wind projects that coexist with current uses, such as fishing activities.

Its use as an energy vector will be key to the green, digital and sustainable transformation of our region’s production model.

The Argentinian technology multinational chooses the Gijón Science Technology Park to serve customers in Europe and Latin America.

The office will be located in the Technology Park of Asturias, in Llanera, where Indaer expects to create up to ten highly qualified jobs.