MALAGA. International Airport. Strategic Location. High Quality of Life. People and Skills. Rich in Culture. University Ecosystem

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2 Strategic Location International Airport High Quality of Life MALAGA People and Skills Rich in Culture University Ecosystem Cosmopolitan Idiosyncrasy View of Malaga City

3 MALAGA Malaga, with 3,000 years of history, located in southern Europe on the Mediterranean coast, is the sixth largest city in Spain in terms of population and is the economic and technological capital of the region Andalusia and capital of Costa del Sol. Birthplace of the great painter Pablo Picasso, the city of Malaga is capital of Costa del Sol, a metropolitan area with over 1 million inhabitants. Distance to main Spanish cities: Madrid : 517 km Barcelona : 939 km Valencia : 596 km Sevilla : 201 km SPAIN Málaga

4 MALAGA: Strategic location Malaga, the economical capital of Andalusia, has an unique geographic location as a passageway between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean as well as between Europe and Africa. Its location at the crossing of many intercontinental commercial routes makes Malaga an ideal platform for accessing the European, African, Latin American and Middle-Eastern markets. ANDALUSIA MALAGA CITY Population Foreign population (8,8%) (8,6%)

5 MALAGA: Excellent Infrastructures International Airport of Malaga Most important European cities in 2h 30 flight Direct flights to major European cities, North America, Asia and Africa 13 th European Airport working with low cost airlines 4 th Spanish Airport passengers in 2012 DESTINATION FLIGHT TIME London 2h 40 Paris 2h 30 Brusseles 2h 30 Frankfurt 3h 05 Moscow 5h 15 Dusserdorf 2h 55 Stockholm 4h 10 Rome 2h 25 Oslo 3h 50 Munich 2h 55 Amsterdam 3h 05 Direct flights to 92 cities 70 Airlines -> 20 of which are Low Cost airlines (70% of air traffic) Milan 2h 30 Dublin 3h Copenhagen 3h 35 Vienna 3h 05 Montreal, CA 8h 12 km distance from PTA to the Airport, approx. 20 min. New York, USA 11h 50 Helsinki 4h 30

6 MALAGA: Excellent Infrastructures Floating surface: Ha. Ground surface: m2 High Speed Train High speed train connection (AVE) to main Spanish cities Madrid: 2h 40 Barcelona: 5h 36 Main Railway Station 13km from the Technology Park Highways network Highway connection to Costa del Sol from PTA (approx. distance to Marbella 30 ) Network of motorways links Malaga to the majority of Spain s cities Port Spain s 2º Port in Touristic Cruises 651,517 Cruise Ships passengers (2012) Tm of Goods moved (imp-exp)

7 MALAGA: High Quality of Life 245 sunny days / year 18ºC: Average Temperature HIGH QUALITY ACCOMODATION Housing price : Between /sq.m and /sq.m for purchase in residential areas 5-8 per moth/sq.m for renting at the city centre PREFERRED TOURIST DESTINATION Hotel beds 21 4* & 5* Hotels 13 Sports areas 56 Golf Courses 15 Beaches: 13,5 Km of beach

8 MALAGA: Rich in Culture MALAGA, the capital of Costa del Sol, is a cosmopolitan city, rich in culture, modernity and history, with a great monumental historic heritage 29 Museums 43 Exhibition Halls Mediterranean Gastronomy Cervantes Theatre Picasso Museum Roman Theatre and Alcazaba Contemporary Arts Museum CAC 13 km distance from PTA to the Centre of Malaga, approx. 20 min.

9 MALAGA: Cosmopolitan Idiosyncrasy Large international community living in Malaga and Costa del Sol: 140 nationalities foreign residents (8,6%) European residents (Malaga capital) 18 international schools English French Finnish German Swedish Trade Fairs and Congress Center of Malaga International School MIT located at PTA Europe s largest ecoefficient city initiative 250,000 foreign residents in the Province of Malaga British Germans Dutch Finnish French Russians Irish Norwegians Swiss 1.023

10 MALAGA: University ecosystem UNIVERSITY OF MALAGA Students 63 Degrees 55 Masters 43 PhD Programs 371 Contracts and Agreements with Companies (10,000,000 ) students in the Erasmus programme Bilateral agreements with Asian and Latin American Universities 278 Research Groups 18 Academic Centres and Faculties *Source: University of Málaga

11 MALAGA: People and Skills People and Skills Average salary is lower than both Spain and Europe average Malaga s competitive labor cost is 30-40% lower than Madrid or Barcelona s Software developer average salaries Socail Security costs excluded Junior (just graduated) /year 3 years of experience /year 5 years of experience /year Source: Human Resource Consulting Services

12 Excellent Services and infrastructures Financial Atractiveness Multinational companies PTA Malaga University s presence Wide offer of Location Facilities

13 PTA Business Environment ANDALUSIAN TECHNOLOGY PARK A model for the creation and growth of innovative companies Headquarters of International and National Innovation Networks Around 100 companies created each year International Association of Scientific Parks Association of Technology Parks of Spain Technology Space s Network of Andalusia Meeting point for multinational companies, SMEs, entrepreneurs, Start-ups and Spin-offs Public project with Malaga s City Council and Andalusia s Regional Government PTA s opening in December 1992

14 PTA Business Environment PTA STRATEGIC LOCATION 7 Kms to the University Campus 12 Kms to the airport 13 Kms to Malaga city centre Highway to Costa del Sol

15 PTA Business Environment ANDALUSIAN TEHCNOLOGY PARK S BASIC DATA companies already established employees Turnover of park companies: million +740 million invested in infrastructure and R+D equipment EVOLUTION NUMBER OF COMPANIES ESTABLISHED

16 PTA Business Environment Excellent Infrastructure & Telecommunications Internal Telecom network with major operators Optical Fibre connection to all plots and buildings Internal optical fibre network provided by major operators FFTH ( Optical fibre r 100 Mbps and +) Electricity Power station at the Park s premises Natural gas connection to all plots

17 PTA Business Environment Wide range of services at PTA Hotel Sports Centre Kindergarten Restaurants Bilingual school Security and Control Heliport Business and Executive School Petrol station Photovoltaic system

18 Near-shore location for international companies MORE THAN 50 INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES ARE LOCATED AT PTA representing 43% of PTA s employees

19 Near-shore location for international companies Some international IT near-shore examples at PTA Customer Service Centre Spain Delivery Centre Information Systems and Management Consultancy More than 8,000 software developers working at PTA Software lab

20 Near-shore location for international companies Ideal location for International R&D Centres And CUSTOMER S CENTRES

21 Wide offer of location facilities Offices Fully equipped and ready to be used offices at very competitive prices Business Centre at University Campus Wide offer of location of facilities for the development and growth of the companies at the Park Over m2 of free office space Offices from 20 sq.m to sq.m Average rental price: 8-9 /sq.m/month I+D11 Complex I+D6 Complex IS1 Complex

22 More than 100,000 sq.m available for construction Adquisition of land Plots from sq.m to sq.m for purchase and lease of land Present view of the Park PTA S EXPANSION TOTAL SURFACE: 168 ha + 36 ha Fully finished, ready for construction TOTAL FUTURE SURFACE: 345 ha Capacity for companies and around 50,000 employees Expansion of the Park

23 Málaga University and PTA: cooperation and alliance MALAGA UNIVERSITY S PRESENCE AT PTA More than employees at PTA, Half have University degrees, the majority from Malaga University Nearly employees in ITs at PTA UMA Technology Transfer Office (OTRI) located at PTA 482 University and Company Contracts International Excellence Campus ANDALUCÍA TECH located at the Park Malaga University s Picasso, Spain s 3rd Supercomputing

24 Accessible talent for PTA companies MALAGA UNIVERSITY DEGREES in ITs (2013) Technical School for Engineering in Computer Science: Computer Science Software Medical and Health Computing Master s degree in Software and Artificial Intelligence Technical School for Telecommunications Engineering: Telecommunications Image and Sound Electronic Systems Telecommunication Systems Telematics Master s degree in Electronic Systems for Intelligent areas Master s degree in Telecommunications Technologies Master s degree in Telematics and Telecommunication Faculty of Science: Graduate in Mathematics Master s degree in Mathematics Malaga University s own Masters: Applied Computing to Mobile Telecommunications Web Engineering and RIA (RIAtec)Technologies Big Data Analytics (BDA)

25 People and skills MALAGA UNIVERSITY GRADUATES PER YEAR Total Graduates in Engineering per year: 531 Total Graduates in Science and Technology per year: 551 Engineering degrees nº Graduates (2011) Computer Science Engineering 208 Telecommunication Engineering 248 Industrial Engineering 75 Total 531 Science and Technology degrees nº Graduates (2011) Science 247 High Technical School 304 Total 551

26 Málaga University and PTA cooperation and alliance MALAGA UNIVERSITY SERVICES FOR PTA COMPANIES TRAINING o Tailor-made training programmes for PTA companies o Design of specific in-company training for students and employees o Selection of qualified trainers for concrete areas of expertise o Management and organization of training programs o Accreditation by University with University Diplomas RECRUITMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES o o o Access to students and graduates curricula and Databases Publication of companies recruitments processes at the University Recruitment office Assistance in the selection of candidates /Best CVs in specific subjects

27 Málaga University and PTA: cooperation and alliance MALAGA UNIVERSITY SERVICES FOR PTA COMPANIES TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND SURVEILLANCE o Access to Science & Technology results and catalogue of patents R&D ACTIVITIES o Contracts with R&D groups o Search of experts in Scientific & Technology areas o Technical assistance o Access to UMA laboratories and R&D infrastructures SUPPORT TO FINANCE PROGRAMMES FOR R&D ACTIVITIES o Assistance in preparation of proposals for R&D programs and o partnership agreements and international consortia o Identification of researchers in concrete areas of expertise SCIENTIFIC RESOURCES o Access to Science Bibliography and databases

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