Málaga Startup Network recognises around 30 Málaga-based startups with strong innovation potential

Málaga Startup Network, a network of organisations promoting entrepreneurship and the creation of innovative businesses in Málaga, recognises the local startups helping to position the city as an international innovation hub.

Málaga Startup Network was launched in 2024, promoted and coordinated by BIC Euronova, the European Business and Innovation Centre of Málaga. It brings together public and private organisations, all committed to the growth and success of Málaga-based startups.

06/11/2026 BIC Euronova

Málaga Startup Network, coordinated by BIC Euronova, has recognised around 30 startups for their outstanding contribution to Málaga’s business innovation ecosystem. The initiative aims to highlight the city’s entrepreneurial potential, with special recognition for these startups, all established less than five years ago, which stand out for their innovation potential.

The ceremony took place this morning at the Rectorate of the University of Málaga. It opened with a welcome from Juan Carlos Rubio Romero, Vice-Rector for Knowledge Transfer, Entrepreneurship and Business at the University of Málaga. The event was also attended by Antonio García Acedo, Regional Delegate for Economy, Finance and European Funds, and for Universities, Industry, Energy and Innovation of the Regional Government of Andalusia in Málaga, who is also President of BIC Euronova. They were joined by Álvaro Simón de Blas, General Manager of BIC Euronova.

Málaga Startup Network recognises the most outstanding Málaga-based startups every year. Launched in 2024, this recognition programme celebrates its third edition in 2026, highlighting the innovation potential of Málaga’s startup ecosystem and its contribution to establishing the city as an international centre for entrepreneurship and business innovation.

Málaga Startup Network, promoted by BIC Euronova, the European Business and Innovation Centre of Málaga, brings together various public and private organisations, including incubators, accelerators, institutions and government bodies, all committed to the growth and success of Málaga-based startups. Its members include BIC Euronova, the Regional Government of Andalusia, Andalucía Emprende, Málaga City Council, Promálaga, the Andalusian Technology Park Málaga TechPark, the University of Málaga, Fundación Corporación Tecnológica de Andalucía (CTA), Innova IRV (Instituto Ricardo Valle de Innovación), Polo Nacional de Contenidos Digitales, Fundalogy-Unicaja, Impact Hub, Málaga Tech, Santander Startups, Banco Sabadell, Andalucía Open Future La Farola and Teamlabs, among others.

Each member of the network has recognised up to two outstanding startups from its ecosystem that it has supported. The recognised startups are:

Eventwall, Kuro&Kai (BIC Euronova); Málaga Qualisophy, Málaga Studio María Monasterio (Andalucía Emprende – Regional Government of Andalusia); Fundy Solution, Argorex (Promálaga – Málaga City Council); Diga Agentes, Albor Space (University of Málaga); Rythmo, Chemp.Ai (Málaga TechPark); Inboxe, Koniec (Polo Nacional de Contenidos Digitales); Agrow Analytics, Atomic One (IAT); Exp3rea, Purodatte (Teamlabs); Salesduo, Monkinet Group (Santander Startups); Sincrolab (Fundalogy – Unicaja); Doobl, Turbineh Optimize (Impact Hub); Alneux, Onionsentry (Andalucía Open Future – La Farola); Studay, Ballify (Málaga Tech); Kit ESG, Inteligencia Soluciones (CTA – Corporación Tecnológica de Andalucía); Inteligencia Artificial & Automatizaciones, Woshlaund (Banco Sabadell).

All these startups are contributing to the region’s transformation and sustainable development, positioning Málaga as an international innovation hub.

Málaga Startup Network

Málaga Startup Network, promoted and coordinated by BIC Euronova, was created in response to the growing demand for support among entrepreneurs and startups. It provides a strong ecosystem designed to facilitate access to resources, mentoring, collaboration, support in securing funding, networking opportunities and internationalisation.

Málaga Startup Network was established in 2024 to foster an entrepreneurial culture across the province of Málaga, providing entrepreneurs with the tools and resources they need to develop and scale their businesses. These include coworking spaces, specialist training and access to advanced technology. Málaga Startup Network also helps startups secure funding by connecting them with investors, venture capital funds and other sources of finance.

Málaga Startup Network also promotes internationalisation, helping startups expand into international markets by providing the guidance and contacts they need to take their products and services beyond local borders. In addition, Málaga Startup Network encourages collaboration by creating an environment for exchange between the organisations that make up the network, fostering synergies and knowledge transfer.