Making Science secures €2.5 million loan to boost its international expansion
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The Spanish company Making Science has obtained a €2.5 million loan from the FIEX line to strengthen its growth in other countries. According to the available information, the money will be used to accelerate the development of its artificial intelligence technology and to reach new markets.
FIEX is a public financing line that supports the internationalisation of Spanish companies. Through this type of aid, the State facilitates access to credit for companies that want to sell their products or services outside Spain and create new job opportunities. For this reason, the granting of this loan is considered an important step for the company.
Artificial intelligence is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the world. Many companies are investing in these technologies to improve their processes, analyse large amounts of data and develop new products. In this context, Making Science's goal is to increase its international presence and compete with companies from other countries.
In summary, Making Science now has funding to expand its operations outside Spain and advance its technology project. The news shows the interest of Spanish companies in growing beyond their borders, and the role that public support programmes can play in that process.
Sources: Demócrata
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