Madrid Region Overview - Jesus Sainz - Stanford - Feb 1 2010

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THE MADRID

REGION:

A GLOBAL,

DYNAMIC,

BUSINESS FRIENDLY

ECONOMY


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1.Madrid: Synonymous with economic prosperity

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Comunidad de Madrid 1,6%

Comunidad de Madrid 13,5%

Comunidad de Madrid 16%Source: National Statistics Institute; D.G. Economy. Madrid Region Statistical Institute.

€ 1 = U.S. $ 1.47 (average exchange 2008).

1.6% of Spain’s

territory

13.7% of Spain’s

population

18.8% of Spain’s GDP

Spain CAGR: 3.5%

Population: 6.4 mill

Growth rate: 1999-09: 24.1%

Size: 8,022 km²

GDP: 206,366 mill €.

CAGR: 1999 -2009: 3.9%

Foreign population: 16.4%

Growth rate 1999-09: 678%

GDP per capita: > 34,000 euros 120% of the EU GDP per capita

19% of Spain’s

foreign population

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Map of Spain:

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2. Madrid: Where the big decisions are made

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Political and business capital of Spain

>0.5 million active companies:60% of >5,000 employees

> 4,500 foreign companies

7th city in the world in # of largest global corporations with

established operations

12 of Fortune 500 companies are Spanish, 9 from Madrid

20% of national new companies


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3. Madrid: Exceptional human capital

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65% active population

40% of workforce owns university degree

33,000 graduates/yr: 20% engineers

7,000 foreign university students

Top preferred European city for Erasmus: 5,000/yr

IE 6th MBA in the world


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4. The place to be

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Gateway to EU, Mediterranean and Latin American

markets: 1.3 billion people

Logistics platform for Southern Europe

Spain 2nd investor in Latin America, 2/3 from Madrid

Latibex international market

Barajas 11th largest airport in the world

1,500 km of high-speed rail, by 2020 almost 10,000km


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5. Leaders in innovation

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29% of Spain’s investment in R&D

1.93% of regional GDP

> 50,000 researchers

230,000 employees in high tech companies

3rd European region employing high tech professionals *

R&D infrastructure and support:

Madrid Network: 5 technology parks and 11 clusters

IMDEA network of PPP research institutes

* Eurostat 2008


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6. Excellence in services

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80% of GDP, 2.4 million employees

3rd leading financial market in Europe *

Leading sectors:

44% of Spain’s revenues in Engineering

62% of Spain’s employment in Telecom

63% of Spain’s leading ICT companies

65% of Spain’s revenues in Aerospace

9.2 million tourists/yr

6 of the 10 largest infrastructure concessionary

companies in the world

* Deloitte & Touche 2008


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6. Excellence in services: concessionaries

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CompanyNº

ConcessionsActive Projects Country

1 ACS/Iridium 58 39 Spain (Madrid)

2 Global Vía 41 27 Spain (Madrid)

3 Ferrovial/Cintra 41 8 Spain (Madrid)

4 Abertis 39 12 Spain (Barcelona)

5 Vinci/Cofiroute 33 17 France

6 Macquarie 33 13 Australia

7 OHL 28 17 Spain (Madrid)

8 NWS Holdings 26 2 China

9 Sacyr 23 30 Spain (Madrid)

10 Acciona/Necso 22 11 Spain (Madrid)

Source: 2008. Infrastructure Journal


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7. Unique quality of life

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48 foreign primary and secondary schools

> 300 bilingual public schools in English

Universal health care system

5th European city in quality of life*

3rd most attractive destination to work in world, and

2nd in EMEA **

A rich offering of leisure, culture, sports and outdoor

activities for all ages

*European Cities Monitor 2009 ** Manpower 2008


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28002 Madrid – EspañaTel: +34 917 450 127

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Madrid Region Overview - Jesus Sainz - Stanford - Feb 1 2010