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Catalonia advances electric mobility as CUPRA launches a new EV in Barcelona, reinforcing its role as a leading hub for innovation, talent, and automotive investment.

DFactory Barcelona begins its Phase 2 expansion, tripling its footprint to attract global companies in advanced manufacturing, health, and agro-industry by 2027.

Catalonia is deploying a 12-node quantum ring to protect critical communications and accelerate post-quantum cybersecurity.

Backed by ACCIÓ-Catalonia Trade & Investment, Eurecat has delivered 16,000+ innovation projects, invested €27M in tech infrastructure, and created 12 spin-offs over the past decade.

Catalonia has attracted €9.3 billion in foreign investment in this field over the past five years, 165% more than in the previous five-year period.

Catalonia’s packaging sector counts 855 companies, €12.2B in turnover, and 36,500 jobs, with strong export capacity and innovation.

Download the Catalogue of Catalan Exhibitors at MWC 2026 and discover the talent and innovation shaping the future of technology.

Catalan startups collectively generate some €3 billion in turnover, up 26% year-on-year, and employ over 30,500 people (+34%).

Catalan exports closed 2025 with a total volume of €100.779 billion, an increase of 0.6% over the previous year.