Málaga TechPark

Málaga TechPark (Andalusia Technology Park) is one of the leading innovation and technology hubs in Southern Europe. Located in Málaga, Spain, it is home to more than 715 companies and around 27,940 professionals, representing key sectors such as information and communication technologies (ICT), biotechnology, renewable energy, mobility, microelectronics, and advanced manufacturing.

Founded in 1992, the park has become a driving force for regional and international innovation, fostering technology transfer, research collaboration, and sustainable development. It serves as a catalyst for cooperation between companies, universities, research centers, and public institutions, building a dynamic ecosystem that supports entrepreneurship and industrial transformation.

With a total turnover of approximately €4.18 billion in 2024, Málaga TechPark continues to consolidate its position as a major economic engine in Andalusia and a benchmark among European science and technology parks.

As the headquarters of the International Association of Science Parks (IASP), Málaga TechPark actively participates in European innovation projects and international networks that promote competitiveness, digital transformation, and smart specialization.

Committed to sustainability and smart growth, the park promotes initiatives in energy efficiency, green mobility, and circular economy, reinforcing its role as a model for sustainable technological development.