But behind this project there was something else: the participating countries and companies had to foresee that, after the end of Expo'92, their buildings would have to be put at the service of scientific and technological companies. Otherwise, they would have to demolish them so that new buildings could be erected in the space available for the same purpose.
Thus was born Sevilla TechPark, the first international example of reuse of a Universal Exhibition in an innovative space, an ecosystem where Science, University and Business coexist.
Sevilla TechPark is, in short, a public policy instrument aimed at promoting local economic development and technological modernization. It encourages private investment in R&D&I by articulating itself as an innovative space, where cooperation is the basis for growth. It integrates scientific, technical and social capabilities that facilitate the creation, transmission, dissemination, measurement and management of knowledge and its application to productive activities.
After more than 30 years of activity, Sevilla TechPark has 575 companies, which generate direct employment for 31,667 workers and an economic activity of 5,513 million euros, equivalent to 2.56% of the GDP of Andalusia and 11.12% of the GDP of the province of Seville.
Of the 100 pavilions of Expo'92, 52 are still in full operation, to which almost 40 more buildings have been added, with a unique architecture, a symbol of the modernity of this city.
Sevilla TechPark has an added advantage: its privileged location. It is an urban park, just a few minutes walk from the historic center of Seville, and less than 20 minutes from both the airport and the AVE high-speed train station.
The heart of Seville TechPark is its companies and scientific and technological entities. In addition, there are areas dedicated to culture, leisure and sports. Together they make up an area of excellence.
Sevilla TechPark is visited daily by more than 40,000 people.
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The technology park is managed by the Andalusian public sector company Parque Científico y Tecnológico Cartuja, S.A., which reports to the Department of University, Research and Innovation of the Regional Government of Andalusia.
| Board of Andalusia | 51% |
| Caixa Emprendedor XXI | 17,3% |
| Public Company for Asset Management (EPGASA) | 16,5% |
| Seville City Hall | 10% |
| Seville Provincial Council | 5% |
| University of Seville | 0,19% |
APTENISA LAUNCH
Accelerator program designed to assist in the initial phase of the start-up project and prepare them for market launch.
42 startups will be accompanied by the 9 participating parks, whose trained staff will be able to participate along with the external support and coordination of the coordinating tractor park (La Salle Technova Barcelona).
This is a complete immersive program to promote the creation of science-technology based companies and Deep Tech, by boosting high-impact entrepreneurship, generating qualified employment and creating highly innovative Deep tech companies and spin-offs that can achieve success in the market.
It is based on the Lean Launchpad method, developed at the universities of California and Stanford, pioneers of scientific-technological entrepreneurship, to help step by step in business development: from the initial idea to the constitution of the company, validation of the business model and customer development through interviews with the market.
The program provides all the resources and knowledge necessary to move from an initial startup to a company ready to operate with high scalability projections, with tailored advice for each project in key areas for startups: how to interview clients, industrial and intellectual property, legal aspects and basic financial concepts to create a company.
Its duration is 10 weeks, with more than 20 sessions divided into conferences and six workshops, carried out in online format, between the months of October 2025 and February 2026. A minimum of 160h in total, plus individual mentoring sessions and personalized advice.
The program will have a wide network of mentors with entrepreneurial experience in all sectors at the disposal of the entrepreneurs with profiles adapted to the participating projects.
The program ends with a pitch of the participants to Business Angels, seed investors and facilitators. In this, the validated teams will be able to present their projects with a final DEMODAY at the Transfiere event , European Forum for Science, Technology and Innovation, which takes place in March 2026. This is a great opportunity to get feedback in a multiplier environment to close the program and open a new promising stage for the projects.
APTENISA INVESTMENT READINESS
Special training to prepare a selection of 30 startups, the most investment-ready, to be able to present themselves to investors in investment forums or demodays. These startups may come from APTenisa Launch, previous editions of APTenisa, collaborating science and technology parks or programs promoted by ENISA.
Through a combination of hands-on training and personalized coaching from experts, participating startups will improve their pitch, strategy and readiness to participate in key events in the investment ecosystem.
The program will be structured in four modules and will include both group sessions and individual clinics to address specific needs of each project.