Stratesys Closes 2024 with €130 Million in Revenue and 15% Growth

The tech multinational advances in its strategic plan, aiming to reach €200 million by 2027.

The expansion of its Madrid headquarters reinforces its role as a digital hub between Europe and the Americas.

With 1,900 employees, the company expects to surpass 2,000 in 2025.

Technology multinational Stratesys closed fiscal year 2024 with revenues of €130 million, representing a 15% increase compared to the previous year. This result maintains the company’s positive trend and positions it solidly on track to reach €200 million by 2027, in line with its new strategic plan.

In 2025, Stratesys plans to continue its growth trajectory with an estimated 18% increase in business volume, ensuring sustainable progress aligned with its strategic roadmap. This projection is supported by the positive impact of investments made in recent years, both in geographic expansion and the development of new technological solutions and the recruitment of specialized talent. In this regard, the firm has provided services to nearly 500 companies and major corporations across Europe and the Americas, including two-thirds of Spain’s IBEX-35 listed companies.

“We support over 60 publicly traded companies worldwide in complex markets such as Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and the UK. Their presence in multiple geographies creates operational challenges that can only be addressed with advanced technological solutions. At Stratesys, our mission is to enable this transformation, helping organizations simplify complexity and maximize the value of their digital investments,” explains Ramón Montané, CEO and co-founder of Stratesys.

A Growing Technology Hub

The increasing technological investment by companies is driving demand for advanced solutions in areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data, and cloud computing. Stratesys has responded to this landscape by strengthening its service offerings in these key technologies, with a focus on creating innovative solutions that enhance productivity and generate strategic value for clients.

One of the main developments in this area is its new AI agent platform, designed to transform operational efficiency and drive real-time decision-making. By integrating context and live data, this platform improves key processes in industries such as manufacturing, consumer goods, retail, and financial services—helping organizations accelerate their digital evolution and maximize the value of their tech investments.

More Talent and a New Corporate Headquarters in Madrid

Stratesys’ growth is also reflected in its team, which reached 1,900 employees in 2024—100 more than the previous year—with expectations to surpass 2,000 professionals in 2025.

Additionally, the company has inaugurated a new corporate headquarters, doubling its space to 5,000 square meters at the Torrelaguna 77 building in Madrid. This new, larger, and more collaborative workspace is designed to foster innovation and enhance the experience of both employees and clients involved in technological co-innovation processes.

With a presence in Spain, Portugal, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Colombia, Stratesys continues to bet on internationalization and technological innovation as key drivers of its growth.

“Our commitment is to co-innovate with startups, universities, clients, and partners—integrating artificial intelligence, digitization, and data with the necessary cybersecurity. We aim to drive technological platforms that deliver agility and return on investment for our clients,” Montané concludes.