Five companies from Extremadura have been selected in the 2026 call for the Top 101 Spain Up Nation Recognitions for Entrepreneurship with Impact in Spain; … Specifically, they are Isyfu, Mr. Bones, Import Truck Europe, Veyve and Legna Europe.
The Government of Extremadura, through the Ministry of Economy, Employment and Digital Transformation, participates in this initiative through its membership in the Forum of Regional Development Agencies (ADR Forum), which brings together regional regional development organizations. The recognitions are promoted by the National Innovation Company (Enisa), a public entity that provides financing for innovative business projects, and the ADR Forum itself.
Isyfu, based in Badajoz, develops its own technology with artificial intelligence to personalize online training. Its platform adapts learning paths to the performance of each student and combines study applications, guided practice, planning and progress analysis. It is aimed at preparing applicants for the security forces and corps and also offers licenses to academies and institutions.
Mr. Bones, located in Plasencia, develops and markets natural food for dogs and cats, with its own formulations and products made in Spain. Its products include cooked food in Tetra Recart containers, with a shelf life of 36 months without the need for a cold chain, a format that facilitates logistics and export.
Import Camión Europa, from Badajoz, offers a comprehensive service to acquire and import industrial vehicles from other European countries. The company develops its own technology to centralize and automate the management of operations, improve traceability and reduce time and risks for self-employed workers and companies.
Veyve, also based in Badajoz, has developed a heritage and smart destinations platform that brings together more than 100 municipalities. Its solution allows you to digitize and promote the tourist and cultural offer through offline GPS routes, multilingual audio guides, accessibility resources and three-dimensional tours.
Source: www.hoy.es




