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LEIALTA: comprehensive business and social consulting for Spanish and foreign companies

LEIALTA is a comprehensive business and social consulting firm, with offices in Madrid and Bilbao, that provides specialised advice in legal, corporate, accounting, tax, labour and social consulting matters. After more than ten years supporting Spanish and international companies, at LEIALTA we continue to move forward with the same purpose as always: to provide professional

Growing Without Losing Control” report on Radio Intereconomía
Javier Martínez discusses the main business challenges identified in the report “Growing Without Losing Control” on Radio Intereconomía

LEIALTA’s founding partner and managing director, Javier Martínez, recently appeared on Radio Intereconomía’s A Media Sesión, where he was interviewed by journalist Ángeles Lozano to discuss the main findings of the report “Growing Without Losing Control”, prepared by LEIALTA based on its annual survey of B2B clients. During the interview, Javier Martínez highlighted one of

LEIALTA announces the appointment of José Luna Luque as a new partner of the firm
LEIALTA appoints José Luna as partner after more than ten years with the firm

LEIALTA announces the appointment of José Luna Luque as a new partner of the firm. This incorporation into the partnership structure recognises his professional career, leadership and direct contribution to the development of the Legal and Corporate area over recent years. The appointment forms part of LEIALTA’s growth and consolidation strategy. It also reinforces the

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New LEIALTA B2B report: growing without losing control

In an increasingly demanding business environment, growth no longer means simply selling more. For many companies, the real challenge is to grow without losing margins, internal control or management capacity. This is one of the main conclusions of “Growing without losing control”, a report prepared by LEIALTA based on its annual B2B client survey among

Agrícola Garvín: when a family business structures itself to keep growing

Agrícola Garvín is a family business with offices in Talavera de la Reina and Olías del Rey. It specialises in agricultural and forestry machinery, gardening, livestock, implements, spare parts and technical services for farmers and livestock professionals. With almost a century of history, the company is a clear example of the evolution of many Spanish

Five AI risks that companies should not ignore in Human Resources

Today, artificial intelligence has become part of the day-to-day operations of most companies. It is a valuable resource that helps save time, automate tasks, organise information and make decisions more quickly. In many cases, its usefulness is clear. However, its implementation also creates risks that should be examined carefully, especially when it enters sensitive areas

Deporama: a business growth story driven by purpose
Deporama: a business growth story driven by purpose

The case of Deporama reflects the journey of many businesses built on expertise and passion. In this case, within the sports sector. Its Founder and Managing Director, Rubén Andrés García, holds a degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences. He began his business career with a clear objective: to develop his professional activity in the

The Oxígeno 7 story: from an operating company to a holding structure

The case of Óscar García Serrano is a clear example of business success. His story reflects the journey of many entrepreneurs who start by building a family business with a fully operational focus and, through growth, eventually sell a highly profitable company. More than 25 years ago, in 2000, Óscar and his wife Ana launched

When to sell a company in Spain
When to sell a company in Spain: the role of M&A in business transformation

For decades, in the business environment, talking about selling a company has been a clear taboo. For most entrepreneurs, especially in family-owned businesses, selling has often been perceived as a withdrawal or even a failure. However, the economic and business landscape in recent years is reshaping this perception. In 2025 alone, more than 3,300 M&A

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