Vodafone Spain

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Vodafone Spain recently secured a deal on March 18, 2026, with Sekba Technology and Seville's Provincial IT Company (Inpro) to develop a Tourism Intelligence Plan for the province, having been awarded Lot 1 covering Destination Tourism Sustainability Plans in Seville's Sierra Morena and Doñana regions. Previously, on March 6, Zegona, Vodafone Spain's owner, confirmed the completion of France's Axa Investment Management's acquisition of a 40 percent stake in Fiberpass, the wholesale fiber operator established with Telefonica. This transaction resulted in Telefonica retaining a 55 percent majority stake, Axa holding 40 percent, and Vodafone Spain's share dropping to 5 percent. Earlier, on February 26, Vodafone Spain announced a return to growth in its third fiscal quarter ending in December, posting total revenues of EUR 923 million, an increase of 1.1 percent from EUR 913 million a year earlier, though EBITDAaL declined 10.1 percent to EUR 313 million. The company's B2B unit, Vodafone Empresas, inaugurated a new Cybersecurity Centre in Madrid on February 18, dedicated to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to enhance accessibility to advanced cybersecurity services, expanding its existing network of security centers. This followed the renewal of Vodafone Empresas' unified communications services agreement with social insurance company Asepeyo on February 11, a contract valued at EUR 4.4 million over two years with an option to extend, building on Vodafone's role as Asepeyo's strategic partner since 2022.