Aena, the company that manages Spain’s airports, just shook up its tech strategy. They’ve handed out over 120 million euros in new contracts to upgrade their systems and tighten up security.
- The airport operator signed deals totaling 123.48 million euros on September 29th.
- Indra, Telefónica, and Inetum España were the lucky companies chosen for the work.
- Indra walked away with the biggest share, beating out Telefónica to manage Aena’s SAP systems and communication networks.
- The massive project focuses on upgrading corporate software, separating tech environments, and boosting cybersecurity for critical infrastructure.
It’s a big win for Indra as they take the lead on keeping Spain’s airports running smoothly and securely.