Arosa I+D, a Spanish consultancy specialising in R&D&I incentives and securing public funding for innovative projects, has joined the Spanish Semiconductor Industry Association (AESEMI) as a partner. This move strengthens the network of services available to the Spanish semiconductor ecosystem.
With 25 years’ experience, Arosa I+D is one of the leading consultancy firms in the sector in Spain. It forms part of ClarkeModet, the leading group in the comprehensive management of industrial and intellectual property and digital assets, founded in 1879 and with a direct presence in 13 countries across Europe and Latin America.
Arosa I+D’s services include structuring tax lease transactions and managing R&D&I incentives, such as tax deductions, Social Security rebates for research staff and the patent box scheme. The company also handles the application for and management of grants and subsidies for R&D&I projects or industrial investment, amongst other services. From its headquarters in Madrid, its team of over 40 professionals – experts in various technological fields such as IT, hardware, engineering, electronics and energy – supports companies throughout the entire process.
Thanks to a combination of technical expertise, experience in innovation financing and synergies with other business lines at ClarkeModet, Arosa I+D is positioned as a strategic partner for companies driving R&D&I projects. Its membership of AESEMI reinforces its commitment to collaboration within the technology ecosystem and to promoting initiatives that contribute to industrial development and the sector’s competitiveness in Spain.
Since its establishment in 2021, AESEMI has served as a leading organisation for the Spanish semiconductor industry, bringing together more than 100 companies and organisations from the sector. Its work focuses on fostering collaboration, strengthening competitiveness and raising the profile of the national microelectronics ecosystem as a whole, whilst promoting its strategic positioning at both European and international levels.
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