The president of Ayesa Digital, Iñigo Ucín, and the company’s CEO, Manuel Baraza, have revealed the current situation and future prospects of the company after their respective appointments made at the beginning of the year. This is its launch once the operation that placed the consortium made up of Indar Kartera, BBK Foundation, Basque Government, Vital Foundation and Teknei as the owner of the technological multinational was closed. During the meeting, Ucín and Baraza carried out an analysis of the start of the new stage of Ayesa Digital.
Ayesa Digital is a global technology services company and one of the top five companies in the IT sector in Spain. It has nearly 11,000 professionals and three technological hubs in Euskadi, Madrid and Andalusia. In addition, it is present in other regions of Spain and internationally, with activity in a total of 10 countries in Europe and America. This implementation combines closeness to the client and the ability to address strategic transformation projects.
Technology for mission critical services
The company designs, integrates and operates digital platforms for large corporations and public administrations, with a special focus on mission-critical services: those whose interruption can compromise the continuity of an organization or the provision of essential services. Its activity covers sectors such as health, water, energy, banking, industry and telecommunications. The company has a project portfolio of 1,000 million euros and expects to close the year with a growth of around 10% in order intake.
The concept of mission critical includes, for example, hospital information systems, platforms that support water and energy management, banking operations processing or applications that support industrial production. In these environments, the availability, security and reliability of technology are essential.
Innovation and investment in R&D are aimed at improving these services and protecting clients’ critical assets, with AI, data, cloud and cybersecurity capabilities.
Business growth and visibility
Ayesa Digital closed 2025 with revenues of 580 million euros, 9% more than in 2024, and expects to exceed these figures in 2026, which would be the best year in its history.
Contracting reached 626 million euros in 2025 and in 2026 it is expected to end the year with an order intake of around 690 million euros, which would therefore represent an increase of around 10% compared to 2025.
Recognition and reinforcement of capacities
In 2026, Ayesa Digital has been recognized as the IT service provider best valued by clients, according to the independent report by Eraneos and Whitelane Research. Likewise, it is among the best companies to work for in Spain.
It has recently acquired Kuik, specialized in software and applied AI. Based in Rentería (Gipuzkoa), with 15 years of experience, a turnover of around 4.5 million euros and 70 professionals, Kuik will provide specialized talent and experience in real use cases. Its integration will combine these capabilities with Ayesa Digital’s scale and access to large accounts.
