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Gómez-Acebo & Pombo advises Indra Group on the acquisition of a 30% stake in TRC Informática

icon 1 October, 2026

Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has advised Indra Sistemas, S.A., through its subsidiary IndraMind, S.L.U. (“Indra Group“), on the acquisition of a 30% stake in the share capital of TRC Informática, S.L. (“TRC“), a company specialized in cybersecurity solutions and the protection of information systems and networks in strategic areas of national interest.

TRC is one of Spain’s leading technology companies in the cybersecurity sector, with revenues exceeding €120 million and a workforce of more than 400 professionals. Its capabilities range from artificial intelligence solutions for border defense to sensor integration for emergency response systems and the provision of cybersecurity services in the Defense and Home Affairs sectors. TRC is the parent company of a group that also includes several subsidiaries in Spain and Portugal, as well as a branch office in Guatemala.

Through this transaction, Indra Group, via IndraMind, strengthens its cybersecurity value proposition by complementing its offering in the specific field of digital asset protection, against a backdrop of growing European and national commitment to strategic autonomy and technological sovereignty.

The transaction is subject to the fulfillment of customary conditions precedent for transactions of this nature, including clearance from the Spanish National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC).

The Team

The Gómez-Acebo & Pombo team advising Indra Group on this transaction was led by Guillermo Guerra and included, in Spain, Irene Carreño, Sergio Gómez, Salvador Espinosa de los Monteros, and Borja Godoy form Corporate/M&A; Andrew Ward and Jesús Urriza form Competition; Rocío Arias and Antonio Navarro from Tax; Jaime Hidalgo and Santiago Mazzuchelli from Real Estate; Ignacio García from Banking & Finance; Irene Fernández, Juan Ignacio Romero, and Soledad Becerril from Public Law; Bárbara Sainz de Vicuña, Camino Bustinduy, and Nicolás Morales from Intellectual Property; and Delia Castaños and Ignacio Luis from Employment. In Portugal, the team included Mafalda Barreto, João Bento, and Francisco Direito from Corporate/M&A; Mariana Machado from Real Estate; Inês Dias and Rita Fraga from Intellectual Property; and Ana Baptista from Employment.

Lawyer mentioned

Guillermo Guerra – Partner

Irene Carreño – Senior associate

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Sandra Cuesta
Director of Business Development, Marketing and Communications
email scuesta@ga-p.com
Madrid
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