Iberdrola

Thanks to the collaboration of IBERDROLA'S subsidiary and the Spanish Confederation of Young Entrepreneurs (CEAJE)

• The building, which has five floors and 6,000m² of rentable floor space, is located in the Fuencarral district.

IBERDROLA INMOBILIARIA and Adalid Inmark have signed an agreement to rent 563m² of office space in the Madrid Orduña Building. The building, owned by a subsidiary of IBERDROLA in is the Fuencarral district, has five floors, parking space for 55 cars and 6,000m² of gross leasable area (GLA).

The recently signed agreement between IBERDROLA INMOBILIARIA and Adalid Inmark was arranged through the Spanish Confederation of Young Entrepreneurs (CEAJE), with whom the company signed a collaboration agreement last summer aimed at fomenting young Spaniards' business ambitions.

Adalid Inmark is a specialised in consultancy and training firm for SMEs and microcompanies, that places particular emphasis on employment training.

The new tenant is part of the Inmark Group, whose consultants specialise in business intelligence and corporate development. The company was founded in Madrid in 1997 and comprises a team of more than 300 professionals in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Portugal and Spain. .

IBERDROLA INMOBILIARIA offers a broad portfolio of products, ranging from first homes to holiday homes, office buildings, industrial units, shopping centres and property consultancy and management services to third parties. The company currently owns rental property with more than 248,000m² of gross leasable area (GLA).