CaixaBank allocated a total of 3.150 billion euros in loans to companies in the Valencian Community during 2023, spread over 14.280 individual operations. This credit volume, directed at small, medium, and large businesses across the region, primarily aimed to inject liquidity and finance growth investments for local enterprises.
In addition, the financial group offers a range of specialized financing lines for businesses, including factoring, confirming, and leasing, to cover both short-term working capital needs and long-term investments.
The territorial director for CaixaBank in the Valencian Community and the Region of Murcia, Olga García, expressed the bank’s confidence in the Valencian business fabric as a key driver of regional growth. She highlighted that CaixaBank’s support extends beyond finance, emphasizing high-quality advisory services and ongoing business accompaniment for entrepreneurs.
CaixaBank provides Valencian companies access to 27 centers and specialized offices dedicated exclusively to business needs. A large team of professionals works there, offering a unique value proposition and differentiated services tailored to the management of enterprises.
CaixaBank Empresas, the bank’s dedicated business division, has established a nationwide network of over 220 specialized centers and offices across Spain. More than 2,200 highly qualified professionals with a strong reputation for business advisory serve clients at these locations. The bank also counts specialists in financing, international trade, treasury, tourism, real estate, and small businesses, delivering a personalized service that goes beyond finance to support and boost the business sector. Through DayOne, CaixaBank provides specialized attention to technology firms, innovation projects, and their investors.
International reach
On the international front, CaixaBank supports its corporate clients with operating solutions that provide effective access to 127 markets and expert guidance for cross-border operations.
CaixaBank serves both startups beginning their export journeys and large corporate groups facing more complex international projects.
As part of the Sustainable Banking Plan embedded in its Strategic Plan 2022-2024, the bank assumes responsibility for promoting a positive economy that benefits people through three ambitions: advancing the sustainable transition of companies and society, leading positive social impact, and fostering financial inclusion. The bank also participates in the world’s leading sustainability indices and is regularly evaluated by top analysts.