DEXTER also continues to contribute to the financing of SMEs throughout Spain.
There are 57,000 SMEs in the province of Malaga alone, making it the Andalusian province with the highest number of companies. In 2023, it reached a new record, registering exactly 57,492 companies registered with Social Security, which represents an increase of 1,156 in the last 12 months, or in other words, almost a hundred new organisations per month. This figure is the highest ever recorded in the month of December, surpassing even that of December 2019, just before the pandemic.
As an epicentre of innovation and development, Malaga has an advanced infrastructure and a solid business support network. In fact, Malaga's productive fabric is characterised by the predominance of SMEs, which account for 85% of the total. Hospitality, transport, construction and real estate are the fastest growing segments.
It is no coincidence that DEXTER has in recent months, precisely to boost this important business sector, opted for SME financing, with loans ranging from 300,000 euros to one million euros, below what was the company's usual financial ticket and which it continues to maintain as the dominant and most demanded (from 1M to 150M euros in a single operation).
The company's president, Yeidy Ramírez, insists that "in this group of entrepreneurs we also seek what has always distinguished us corporately: to work with the client in terms of maximum professionalism, transparency, security and, of course, proximity and specialisation".
Although this line of loans from 300,000 euros is offered to all companies, regardless of the sector, the majority of applicants are those operating in the real estate sector, as loans with mortgage guarantees are more agile and quicker to approve in terms of viability.
DEXTER also continues to contribute to the financing of SMEs throughout Spain.
In the province of Malaga alone there are 57,000 SMEs, making it the Andalusian province with the highest number of companies. In 2023, it reached a new record, with 57,492 companies registered with Social Security, an increase of 1,156 in the last 12 months, or in other words, almost a hundred new organisations per month. This figure is the highest ever recorded in a month of December, surpassing even that of December 2019, just before the pandemic.
As an epicentre of innovation and development, Malaga has an advanced infrastructure and a solid business support network. In fact, Malaga's productive fabric is characterised by the predominance of SMEs, which account for 85% of the total. Hospitality, transport, construction and real estate are the fastest growing segments.
It is no coincidence that in recent months, precisely to boost this important business sector, DEXTER has opted for SME financing, with loans ranging from 300,000 euros to one million euros, below what was the company's usual financial ticket and which it continues to maintain as the dominant and most demanded (from 1M to 150M euros in a single operation).
The company's president, Yeidy Ramírez, insists that "in this range of entrepreneurs we also seek what has always distinguished us corporately: to work with the customer in terms of maximum professionalism, transparency, security and, of course, proximity and specialisation".
Although this line of loans from 300,000 euros is offered to all companies, regardless of the sector, the majority of applicants are those operating in the real estate sector, as loans with mortgage guarantees are more agile and quicker to approve in terms of viability.
