Posts Tagged with “business”

Chinese companies invest relatively little abroad, but see Spain as a favourable long-term partner for expansion into the EU and Latin America. A look at the numbers, the trends, and where a potential 2x to 3.5x upside sits.

Cross-border trade history. Ceuta and Melilla as European trade hubs to North Africa and global maritime routes. What bordering territories teach us about international business.

Spanish companies underweight international capital on their cap tables. Why exporting ownership and intellectual property, not just products, is the rational move for Spanish technology companies today.

Product to market fit 2026 - first discover yourself, then let your customers discover you. How building strong content and websites made AI recommend me for clean tech commercialization.

Will someone come to buy it from you? No! You need an active approach, like everything in life to happen. Market it actively.

Information asymmetry is disappearing from the markets. AI robabilistic truths are taking over. However, you still need market intermediaries for market access, trust realtionships and price discovery.

The first time I decided to be an entrepreneur it was an option, the second time I decided to be an entrepreneur it was the only option.

Utility of creating a digital version of an asset to ease transactions and value generation. Types of tokenization and use cases for renewable energy.

How I built a war-proof focus in business through 3 war scenarios experienced in my brief professional career.

World debacle on the news. However, the fundamentals for clean energy have never been stronger.

This energy transition requires more than just panels; it needs solid base financial digital infrastructure.

Private equity investments, football, and the capital trends in the Gulf. Spain as a destination for Gulf capital.

Beyond traditional Western investment instruments, the GCC regional investors (Islamic funds, banks and private individuals) prefer Sharia compliant investible products. A matter of importance to European companies willing to access this liquidity.

GCC capital is repositioning towards local investment, actively attracting foreign companies and investors and welcoming early-stage startups. European companies should be paying close attention.

Saudi Arabia welcomes companies from around the world to contribute to their national building agenda and giga-projects. For new entrants, however, success depends on understanding a number of structural considerations early on.