tecnitasa Present your new business plan. Second appraiser in Spain forecasts by billing volume increase your income by 25% up to the next four years It will reach 50 million euros in 2026.. To achieve this, the company will strengthen its international expansion, particularly in Latin America, where it is currently located in Mexico and Colombia.
Company closed the last financial year with a turnover of 40.17 million Eurosslightly lower than 2021, which, according to its president, is a “record year”. During the presentation of the company’s new targets, José Antonio Muro, general manager of Tecnitasa, said that “there was very positive activity in the first half, better than in the same period of 2021”; however, they perceived a “stop in activities” in the last quarter of the year.
Grupo Tecnitasa bases this growth on three pillars: organic growth, diversification in new services, growth in technology and innovation, and further digitalisation. This also includes investments in other companies, for example Share from Veltis, a company that specializes in assigning real estate ratings to assets. Tecnitasa has committed to purchase 20% of the capital of this company within two years.
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Company It started its activities in 1985.Although he did not professionalize his activity until 14 years ago. When Spanish legislation prevents banks and savings banks from having their own valuation agencies, Tecnitasa Purchasing Andalusian ReviewsOwned by Unicaja and servantsThe specialized company of the three savings banks that make up Kutxabank.
In parallel, after the acquisition of Tasvaluo, it established its own division in Mexico. The most important valuation company in Latin America“, as confirmed by Tecnitasa executives. In Europe, they also operate in Portugal.
One of the pillars of its future growth, Introduction of two of its subsidiaries Controlia and TT Advisory. The former specializes in Building Technical Control, while the latter focuses on advising investors on operations. Tecnitasa does not act as an intermediary in real estate transactions to protect its independence and avoid conflicts of interest.