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GA_P advises Indra on the creation of a new company in Spain for the manufacture of advanced defense systems together with EDGE

icon 16 de January, 2026

Gómez-Acebo & Pombo has advised Indra Group on its strategic alliance with EDGE Group to create in Spain a new company dedicated to the development, production, and life-cycle support of loitering munitions and smart weapons for Spanish and European defense programs. The transaction is aligned with the objectives of European industrial sovereignty.

The team involved in the transaction was made up of Guillermo Guerra, Jorge Martín, Nicolás Zúñiga, Laura Roda, and Gonzalo Báscones, partners and associates from the M&A Corporate team; Juan Ignacio Romero and Teresa Sagardoy counsel and associate from the Public Law team; and Andrew Ward and Victoria Rivas partner and associate from the Competition team.

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Guillermo Guerra – Partner

Jorge Martín – Partner

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Corporate and M&A

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Competition and European Union law

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