Members:

1     ABB - ASEA BROWN BOVERY, S.A.
2     ACYGS SALES MANAGEMENT, S.L.
3     AIR RAIL, S.L.
4     ALSTOM TRANSPORTE, S.A.
5     AMURRIO FERROCARRIL Y EQUIPOS, S.A.
6     APPLUS NORCONTROL, S.L.U.
7     AQUAFRISCH, S.L.
8     ARCELORMITTAL COMERCIAL PERFILES ESPAÑA, S.L.
9     ASOCIACIÓN CENTRO TECNOLÓGICO CEIT
10   AYESA INGENIERÍA Y ARQUITECTURA S.A.U
11   AZVI S.A.
12   BABEL SISTEMAS DE INFORMACIÓN, S.L.U.
13   BARAT Kelox S.A.U.
14   BARCELONA TECHNICAL CENTER, S.L.
15   BILERRO SOLUTIONS, S.L.U.
16   BUREAU VERITAS INSPECCIÓN Y TESTING, S.L.
17   CABLES DE COMUNICACIONES ZARAGOZA, S.L.
18   CAF - CONSTRUCCIONES Y AUXILIAR DE FERROCARRILES, S.A.
19   CAF SIGNALLING, S.L.
20   CAF TURNKEY & ENGINEERING, S.L.
21   CALMELL, S.A.
22   CAUCHO INDUSTRIAL VERDÚ, S.L.
23   CELLNEX TELECOM, S.A.
24   CERTIFER BELGORAIL S.A. SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA
25   CETEST, S.L.
26   CITEF - CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN DE TECNOLOGÍAS FERROVIARIAS
27   COLWAY INDUSTRIAL, S.L.
28   COMPIN FAINSA IBERIA, S.A.
29   COMSA, S.A.
30   CONNECT GROUP ESPAÑA DONOSTIA, S.L.
31   CUNEXT COOPER TECHNOLOGIES, S.L.
32   DANOBAT, S. COOP.
33   DINAMICAS DE SEGURIDAD, S.L.
34   ELECNOR, S.A.
35   ELECTROSISTEMAS BACH, S.A.
36   ELECTROTÉCNICA ARTECHE SMART GRID, S.L.
37   ENCLAVAMIENTOS Y SEÑALIZACIÓN FERROVIARIA ENYSE, S.A.
38   FAIVELEY TRANSPORT IBÉRICA, S.A.
39   FEV IBERIA, S.L.
40   FIBERPROFIL, S.L.
41   FLEXIX, S.A
42   FOMENTO AL DESARROLLO PARA EL COMERCIO INTERNACIONAL, S.L.
43   FORGING PRODUCTS TRADING & MANUFACTURING, S.L.
44   FUHTAH, S.L.
45   FUNDACIÓN CENTRO DE TECNOLOGÍAS DE INTERACCIÓN VISUAL Y COMUNICACIONES (VICOMTECH)
46   FUNDICIONES DE ODENA, S.A.
47   FUNDICIONES DEL ESTANDA, S.A.
48   FUNOR, S.A.
49   GEMINIS LATHES, S.A.
50   GMF RAILWAY MAINTENANCE SERVICES, S.L.U.
51   GMV SISTEMAS, S.A.U.
52   GOC, S.A.
53   GURUTZPE TURNING SOLUTIONS, S.L.
54   HICASA - HIERROS Y CARBONES, S.A.
55   HITACHI ENERGY SPAIN, S.A.U.
56   HITACHI RAIL GTS SPAIN S.A.U.
57   IBERICA TECNOLOGIA EN SISTEMAS DE SEGURIDAD FERROVIARIOS, S.L.
58   ICF - INGENIERIA Y CONTROL FERROVIARIO, S.A.
59   ICON MULTIMEDIA, S.L.
60   IDOM CONSULTING, ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE, S.A.U
61   IMATHIA CONSTRUCCIÓN, S.L.
62   INDRA SISTEMAS, S.A.
63   INGENIERÍA VIESCA, S.L.
64   INGENIERÍA Y ECONOMÍA DEL TRANSPORTE, S.A.
65   INGEROP T3, S.L.U.
66   INGETEAM POWER TECHNOLOGY, S.A.
67   INSPECTRAIL, S.L.
68   INTERFLEX, S.A
69   INTERNACIONAL HISPACOLD, S.A.
70   JUMO CONTROL, S.A.
71   KPMG ASESORES, S.L.
72   LA FARGA YOURCOOPERSOLUTIONS, S.A.
73   LADICIM-LABORATORIO DE LA DIVISIÓN DE CIENCIA E INGENIERIA DE LOS MATERIALES
74   LANDER SIMULATION & TRAINING SOLUTIONS, S.A.
75   LANTANIA, S.A.
76   LGM INGENIEROS ESPECIALIZADOS, S.L.
77   LOGYTEL LOGISTICA Y TELECOMUNICACION, S.L.
78   LUZNOR DESARROLLOS ELECTRÓNICOS, S.L.
79   MANUFACTURADOS ESPAÑOLES DE RESINAS FLUORADAS, S.L. (MEREFSA)
80   MB SISTEMAS, S.COOP.
81   MERMEC ESPAÑA, S.L
82   METALOCAUCHO, S.L.
83   MGN TRANSFORMACIONES DEL CAUCHO, S.A.
84   MIERES RAIL, S.A.
85   MIK, S.COOP
86   MOSDORFER UPRESA RAIL, S.L.
87   MOTT MACDONALD ESPAÑA
88   NEWTEK SOLIDOS, S.L.
89   NEXT GENERATION RAIL TECHNOLOGYS, S.L.
90   PARRÓS OBRAS, S.L.
91   PATENTES TALGO, S.L.
92   PRETENSADOS DEL NORTE, S.L.
93   S.A.E. IBERTEST
94   SAG MOTION SPAIN, S.L.
95   SALICRU, S.A.
96   SECHERON HASLER IBÉRICA
97   SEGULA TECNOLOGIAS ESPAÑA, S.A.U.
98   SENER MOBILITY, S.A.U.
99   SGS TECNOS S.A.U.
100  SIEMENS RAIL AUTOMATION, S.A.U.
101  SISTEMAS Y MONTAJES INDUSTRIALES, S.A.
102  SOCIEDAD IBÉRICA DE CONSTRUCCIONES ELÉCTRICAS S.A.
103  SOFTWARE QUALITY SYSTEMS
104  STADLER RAIL VALENCIA, S.A.U.
105  SYNEOX RAIL, S.L.
106  SYSTRA ARDANUY, S.A.
107  T.M.EXIMPORT
108  TALLERES AGUI, S.A.
109  TALLERES ALEGRÍA, S.A.
110  TALLERES ZITRON, S.A.
111  TECNIVIAL, S.A
112  TELDAT, S.A.U
113  TELICE, S.A.
114  TELTRONIC, S.A.
115  TPF GETINSA - EUROESTUDIOS, S.L.
116  TRAFAG ESPAÑA S.L.
117  TRIGO ADR IBERIA S.L.
118  TÉCNICA Y PROYECTOS, S.A.
119  URETEK SOLUCIONES INNOVADORAS, S.L.U.
120  VIRTUALWARE
121  VOESTALPINE RAILWAY SYSTEMS JEZ, S.L.
122  VOGELSANG ESPAÑA

Chairman: Víctor Ruiz Piñeiro. 1st Vice President: Concepción Ortega Ortíz. 2nd Vice President: Carlos López Gutiérrez. Secretary: Jaime Hernani Bengoa. General Director and Executive Vice president: Pedro Fortea Echeverría.

Mafex has conducted different working groups which are aligned with the strategic objectives of the Association: the reinforcement of internationalization, competitiveness of our members and the intensification of the representation of the Spanish rail sector.

Thanks to the services offered by Mafex, we foster collaboration amongst our members and contribute to the identification of new business opportunities, also reinforcing the sector’s positioning. We also lead direct and inverse trade delegations, the Spanish pavilion in main rail/mobility exhibitions worldwide, and the creation and implementation of in-house services.

With the aim of supporting the competitiveness of member companies, making them more innovative and technologically advanced, Mafex works towards the identification of calls at national and European level, boosting and managing consortia, implementing technological and non-technological project proposals and encouraging the participation of the member companies in R&D projects.

In addition, different sectoral forums, workshops and events are also organised to promote networking amongst main stakeholders.

Institutional representation plays a key role in conveying the industry’s needs and priorities to public administrations and national and international organizations, fostering public-private dialogue and strengthening the positioning of the Spanish rail industry within the main forums for decision-making and sector development.

Finally, Mafex carries out an intense work in communication and marketing to promote the sector and its members both at national and international level, as well as to present and represent in different forums of interest for the rail sector.

Top products: BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS:  1. Organization in international exhibitions and congresses.  2. Co-creation Study.  3. Forums.

The year 2025 has been particularly significant for Mafex. The Association presented the co-creation study “Challenges, Strengths and Future Needs of the Spanish Railway Sector”, a report promoted by Mafex with the participation of six ministries of the Spanish public administration and leading experts from the railway industry. The study identifies five major strategic pillars for the future of the sector: internationalization, innovation and digital transformation, industrial competitiveness and talent, decarbonization, and freight transport. It also highlights the importance of strengthening public-private collaboration to address global market challenges and consolidate Spain’s position as a leading railway benchmark in Europe.

The implementation of Mafex’s new Strategic Plan 2025–2028 also began, a roadmap that defines the association’s priorities for the coming years with the aim of strengthening the competitiveness of the Spanish railway industry and its internationalization.

The international area was one of the core pillars of Mafex’s activity throughout the year. The coordinated participation of Spanish companies in leading trade exhibitions such as Global Rail Abu Dhabi), Saudi Rail & Mobility (Riyadh) and TransMea (New Cairo) helped showcase the strength and potential of the sector. In particular, the 9th International Rail Convention stands out, which was held in May in Seville with the support of ICEX Spain Trade and Investment, and brought together representatives from railway organizations across 30 countries and 50 Spanish companies. Over the course of three days, Mafex organized more than 800 B2B meetings among participants, as well as a conference programme and technical visits in collaboration with ADIF, Renfe, and Seville Metro.

Additionally, a new edition of Rail Live! was held in Madrid in congress format, drawing over 9,000 attendees and 300 speakers. The event was supported by Mafex in its organization and involved the collaboration of Adif, Renfe, ICEX Spain Export and Investment, the Spanish Railways Foundation (FFE), the Spanish Railway Technology Platform (PTFE), the Community of Madrid, the Madrid City Council and Metro de Madrid.

Business delegations were also organized to Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Italy, facilitating the opening of new markets and direct engagement with potential international partners. These missions have reinforced the internationalization strategy of the Spanish railway industry.

From a strategic intelligence standpoint, the Intelligence Plaza platform has been consolidated as an essential tool for member companies, providing up-to-date sectoral analysis and added value for decision-making. At the same time, several Sectoral Forums focused on digitalization, sustainability, and international markets were successfully held, fostering collaboration, knowledge exchange, and networking within the railway ecosystem.

In the field of innovation, Mafex launched a new project, adding to three others already underway, and developed a Technology Agenda as an extension of the 2021–2024 Strategic Plan. This document, prepared in collaboration with members, identifies technological challenges and opportunities for the railway industry and serves as a roadmap for future development.

Mafex's commitment to sustainability was strengthened through the expansion of its services, including carbon footprint calculation, as well as the promotion of sustainable solutions developed by its member companies. These actions not only ensure compliance with current regulations but also position the railway industry as a benchmark in responsible practices and the generation of shared value.

In the area of communication, the Mafex Magazine was further consolidated as an international outreach platform, with high levels of participation from member companies, published news, and in-depth features on current topics. In addition, sector-specific reports and press releases were produced, and communication and marketing actions were carried out through various channels, including media outlets and social networks.