The autonomous community of Andalusia has reached 885 technological and innovative companies, generating 8,941 jobs and a combined turnover exceeding 1.009 billion euros. This achievement solidifies the region as Spain's fifth largest tech ecosystem, trailing only Catalonia, Madrid, the Valencian Community, and the Basque Country. The report, compiled by Scoutyn, highlights that Andalusia is the community that most increases its number of tech companies.

In 2025, 71 tech companies were created in Andalusia, a 23.9% increase from the previous year, representing the highest percentage growth among the top five tech communities in the country. The region remains the only one in the national top 5 to show positive growth in startup creation, demonstrating its capacity for generating new technological entrepreneurship.

The Andalusian tech ecosystem has seen a 39.9% increase in generated employment and a 35.1% rise in combined turnover, surpassing 1 billion euros annually for the first time. The main innovation hubs are located in Málaga, with 178 companies, and Seville, with 148, followed by Granada and Córdoba.

Andalusia currently has 475 startups, of which 43 are 'scaleups' generating over 1,500 jobs and a combined turnover exceeding 253 million euros. The 'ehealth' sector leads with 73 companies, followed by 'agrotech' and 'energy', which heads sectoral revenue with over 110 million euros. Artificial intelligence also shows strong growth, with 45 specialized companies.

Nationally, Spain's tech ecosystem registered 10,294 companies in 2025, an increase of nearly 20% compared to the previous year. Sector employment grew by 27%, reaching 137,042 jobs, and combined turnover exceeded 19.442 billion euros. Artificial intelligence has experienced a significant boom, with a 210% growth in the number of companies.