Members:

1   ACYGS SALES MANAGEMENTS, S.L.
2   ALSTOM TRANSPORTE, S.A.
3    AIMEN - ASOCIACIÓN DE INVESTIGACIÓN METALÚRGICA DEL NOROESTE
4    AMURRIO FERROCARRIL Y EQUIPOS, S.A.
5    AQUAFRISCH, S.L.
6    ARCELORMITTAL ESPAÑA, S.A.
7    ARDANUY INGENIERÍA, S.A.
8    ARIÑO DUGLASS, S.A.
9    ARTECHE (ELECTROTÉCNICA ARTECHE SMARTGRID, S.L.)
10    ASEA BROWN BOVERY, S.A. (ABB ESPAÑA)
11    AZVI S.A
12    CAF - CONSTRUCCIONES Y AUXILIAR DE FERROCARRILES, S.A.
13    CAF POWER & AUTOMATION, S.L.U.
14    CAF SIGNALLING, S.L.
15    CAF TURNKEY & ENGINEERING, S.L.
16    CABLES DE COMUNICACIONES ZARAGOZA S.L.
17    CALMELL GROUP, S.A.
18    CEIT - CENTRO TECNOLÓGICO
19    CELLNEXT TELECOM, S.A.
20    CERTIFER BELGORAIL SA SUCURSAL EN ESPAÑA
21    CETEST, S.L.
22    CITEF - CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN DE TECNOLOGÍAS FERROVIARIAS
23    COLWAY FERROVIARIA, S.L.
24    COMSA, S.A.
25    CUNEXT COOPER TECHNOLOGIES, S.L.
26    DANOBAT GROUP RAILWAY (DANOBAT, S. COOP.)
27    DINÁMICAS DE SEGURIDAD, S.L. (DSAF)
28    ELECTRANS, S.A. (Electrosistemas Basch)
29    ENYSE, S.A. (Enclavamientos y Señalización Ferroviaria)
30    FLEXIX, S.A.
31    FORGING STEEL PRODUCTS, S.L.
32    FUNDACIÓN GAIKER
33    FUNDICIONES DEL ESTANDA, S.A.
34    FUNOR, S.A.
35    GANTREX SPAIN S.A.
36    GEMINIS LATHES, S.A.
37    GLOBAL QUALITY ENGINEERING, S.L. (compañía de Trigo Group)
38    GMV SISTEMAS S.A.U
39    HICASA - HIERROS Y CARBONES, S.A.
40    HISPACOLD, S.A.
41    ICF - INGENIERIA Y CONTROL FERROVIARIO, S.A.
42    ICON MULTIMEDIA, S.L.
43    IDOM INGENIERÍA Y CONSULTORÍA, S.A.
44    IKUSI, S.L.
45    INDRA SISTEMAS, S.A.
46    INECO - Ingenieria y Economía del Transporte. S.A.
47    INGENIERIA VIESCA, S.L.
48    INGETEAM POWER TECHNOLOGY, S.A.
49    INSE RAIL, S.L.
50    INTERTEK IBÉRICA SLU
51    ITSS – IBÉRICA TECNOLOGÍA EN SISTEMAS DE SEGURIDAD FERROVIARIOS
52    KIMUA GROUP, S.L.
53    LA FARGA YOUR COOPERSOLUTIONS, S.A.
54    LADICIM - LABORATORIO DE LA DIVISIÓN DE CIENCIA E INGENIERIA DE LOS MATERIALES
55    LANDER SIMULATION & TRAINING SOLUTIONS, S.A.
56    LANTANIA, S.A.
57    LUZNOR DESARROLLOS ELECTRÓNICOS, S.L.
58    MAIN RAIL, S.L.
59    METALOCAUCHO, S.L.
60    MGN TRANSFORMACIONES DEL CAUCHO, S.A.
61    MIERES RAIL, S.A.
62    NERTATEC, S.L.
63    NEWTEK SOLIDOS S.L.
64    NEXT GENERATION RAIL TECHNOLOGIES, S.L.
65    NRF ESPAÑA, S.A.
66    PARRÓS OBRAS, S.L.
67    PATENTES TALGO, S.L.
68    PREFABRICACIONES Y CONTRATAS, S.A.U (PRECON)
69    PRETENSADOS DEL NORTE, S.L.
70    RAIL LINE COMPONENTS, S.L.
71    REVENGA INGENIEROS, S.A.
72    RICARDO CERTIFICATION IBERIA, S.L.
73    SATYS INTERIORS RAILWAY SPAIN, S.A.
74    SECHERON HASLER IBERICA, S.L.
75    SEGULA TECNOLOGIAS ESPAÑA, S.A.U.
76    SENER INGENIERÍA Y SISTEMAS, S.A.
77    SGS TECNOS, S.A.
78    SICE - Sociedad Ibérica  de Construcciones Eléctricas, S.A.
79    SIEMENS RAIL AUTOMATION S.A.U
80    SIMULACIONES Y PROYECTOS, S.L.
81    SMART MOTORS (THINKING FORWARD XXI, S.A.)
82    SOFTWARE QUEALITY SYSTEM, S.A.
83    STADLER RAIL VALENCIA S.A.U.
84    TALLERES AGUI, S.A. (AGUI)
85    TALLERES ALEGRÍA, S.A.
86    TALLERES ZITRON, S.A.
87    TECNIVIAL, S.A.
88    TEKNIKER - Research and Technology Centre
89    TELDAT, S.A.
90    TELICE, S.A.
91    TELTRONIC, S.A.
92    THALES ESPAÑA GRP, S.A.U.
93    TPF GETINSA INGENIERÍA, S.L.
94    TYPSA - Técnica y proyectos, S.A.
95    URETEK SOLUCIONES INNOVADORAS, S.L.U.
96    URIARTE SAFIBOX, S.A.
97    VALDEPINTO, S.L.
98    VICOMTECH
99    Voestalpine Railway Systems JEZ, S.L.
100  WSP SPAIN - Apia, S.A.
101  ZELEROS Global, S.L.

Chairman: Víctor Ruiz Piñeiro. 1st Vice President: Concepción Ortega. 2nd Vice President: Luis Fernández. 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 railway/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.

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

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. Participation in international exhibitions and congresses.  2. R&D Projects Office.   3. UC Ladicim - Mafex Master's programme in Railway Engineering. 4.  Forums and Working groups.

During 2021 MAFEX undertook different activities.

Throughout 2021 and despite the restrictions on mobility caused by the impact of Covid-19, Mafex has carried out varied activities in its areas of action (internationalisation, innovation and competitiveness, public affairs and communication). It is remarkable the organization of the third edition of Rail Live! Congress and Exhibition, which is the professional forum/meeting point for the railway sector. Rail Live also counted on the active support of Adif, Renfe, Icex Spain Export and Investments, the Spanish Railways Foundation, the Spanish Railway Technology Platform, the Community of Madrid, Madrid City Council and Metro Madrid. On this occasion, despite going virtual, more than 3,000 visitors, 200 speakers and more than 100 exhibitors were connected in the virtual area set up for the exhibition.

In addition, other international promotion actions were organized thanks to more than 6 virtual webinars, 3 sectorial meetings and attendance to two exhibitions and congresses, covering in total contacts from over 10 different countries, and with the presence of around 140 companies. Some of these countries were: Finland, Colombia, Baltic states, E.A.U., Egypt and Japan.

In the area of innovation and competitiveness, in addition to the outstanding RailActivation project - funded under the H2020 initiative and whose European consortium is coordinated by Mafex one EC-funded new project were awarded to the Association: STARS whose aims the adoption of advanced technologies by SMEs. Mafex also participates at the EC-funded projects named EXXTRA, STAFFER and S-ACCESS and at the national level, ePROMAT.

In the area of communication, Mafex Magazine has consolidated itself as an international dissemination channel and increased the participation of associated companies, sharing news and preparing special "In depth" overviews on current issues. In addition, reports and sector announcements were issued, as well as our own internal communications and marketing actions were taken through different channels (press, social media, etc.).