Grupo Oesía, a Spanish multinational in defense and technology, has launched its Strategic Plan 2026-2030 to position itself as a leading European player in dual-use technologies with civil and military applications.
The plan sets financial targets including over 1,000 million euros in revenue, more than 1,500 million euros in contracts, and EBITDA exceeding 325 million euros by 2030, tripling current revenue and quintupling operating results. These goals follow a prior cycle of record performance and rely on investments surpassing 250 million euros, triple the previous period’s amount, focused on R&D and production capabilities.
Key technologies include artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, photonics, radio frequency, and low observability. The strategy rests on four pillars: specialization in high-value multidomain tech niches, in-house technology development, industrial alliances, and international expansion.
Nazca Capital has joined as a strategic financial partner with a minority stake, starting at 25.37% up to 39%, remaining temporary to preserve the group’s independent governance. Together, they will establish a 150 million euro venture capital fund for tech startups and scale-ups in defense, security, and dual-use sectors across Spain and Europe.
Grupo Oesía anticipates creating 3,000 new qualified jobs, boosting its workforce from 4,000, with 70% of business from international markets, mainly Europe at 60%. President Luis Furnells described the plan as highly ambitious, aligning with European defense investments and national sovereignty goals.