Soltel plans to double its workforce and expand internationally by 2030

The Andalusian tech company aims to reach a thousand employees and explore acquisitions to grow in new market niches.

Modern office building in a technology park.
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Modern office building in a technology park.

The Andalusian tech company Soltel, based in Sevilla TechPark, has defined a roadmap until 2030 that foresees doubling its workforce to 1,000 professionals and expanding its international presence.

Soltel, a technology company based in Sevilla TechPark, has presented its strategic plan for the 2026-2030 period. The company aims to reach 1,000 employees, up from the 600 it had at the end of 2025, and strengthen its activity in Spain before accelerating its international expansion, with Europe and Latin America as priority markets.
Soltel's growth strategy includes the possibility of acquiring other companies to incorporate new capabilities and access technology niches with development potential. The workforce increase will focus on profiles in software development, cloud architecture, advanced analytics, systems integration, and process automation.
The company also highlighted the growing demand for professionals who combine technological knowledge with sectoral experience, especially in areas such as public administration, justice, or agriculture. Soltel is committed to young talent and training models like Dual Vocational Training to align profiles with its project needs.
Based on information from the official source: Sevilla TechPark (antes PCT Cartuja) — Actualidad (14/09/2026)