AUGEO maintains its methodology for systematically searching for market information (geographical, sectoral, specific topics, etc.). Thus, by the end of September 2025, the document collection includes a total of 22,726 documents related to market information from 132 countries, as well as economic and geographic regions (European Union, Caribbean, Maghreb, etc.), plus generic sectoral and global information.
The method for updating market information includes a weekly task that searches for specific and general aspects, with the aim of keeping country and sector profiles up-to-date and also allowing for the construction of historical series, as the oldest market reports date back to 2006.
This information is accessible free of charge for AUGEO permanent Customers, and for other operators upon request.

AUGEO has launched a commercial program for a Tunisian Client in the agricultural sector with the aim of positioning its products on the shelves of Large European Retailers. The program includes three distinct phases, the first of which will begin in August 2025. It includes a specific communication program and personalized presentations to the purchasing centers of distributors in Spain, Portugal, and France.

AUGEO has been hired by a German machine tool company to explore potential partnerships with companies in the sector in Spain and Portugal. The German client is seeking to expand its presence in Southern Europe and is open to various options: commercial agreements, conditional mergers, partial acquisitions of departments or total acquisitions, etc.

AUGEO has been contracted by an Italian agro-industrial company to select agricultural production sites in the Maghreb (Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia). The selection of potential sites will take into account technical criteria (soil quality, water availability, accessibility, etc.) and institutional criteria, as the governments of these countries can approve agricultural land concessions under advantageous conditions.

AUGEO has been hired by a Navarre-based client working in the machine tool sector to conduct a project to explore and evaluate the possibilities of establishing or partnering with local companies in India.
The project seeks to identify the main players in the Indian market who, while initially viewed as competitors, can also be considered allies if there is sufficient complementarity.
The possibility of establishing a presence in the Indian market could be achieved through the purchase of a stake in a local company.
A preliminary implementation and/or partnership program in India, as well as financial plans and a Contingency Plan, will be some of the results that will be provided to the Navarre-based client.
The project will be developed between May and October 2025.

AUGEO has organized a specific support program for its clients during this year’s tax return campaign.
Seven professionals are working across its two Spanish offices, in Madrid and Almería, to answer clients’ questions and assist with the preparation and filing of tax returns.
The team is made up of tax advisors, lawyers, and technical assistants.

AUGEO is working with an Egyptian agricultural group to promote its agricultural products in Spain. The work will begin in April to promote the garlic production campaign.

AUGEO has launched a specific line of work to provide accounting, tax, labour and legal advisory services to SMEs and micro-SMEs, as well as to self-employed professionals. This new line adapts its services already dedicated to larger companies to smaller companies and independent professionals.

AUGEO has established a new operating division specialising in advising investment funds. Its area of ​​specialisation is the agro-industrial sector and the regions of Europe, the Maghreb and Latin America. To publicise this new line of work, it has started a personalised communication programme with funds specialising in agro-industry and with the Top 100 international investment funds.

AUGEO has been hired by a German investment group to explore investment possibilities in the Spanish food sector. The work includes defining a short list of possible investment targets, according to the criteria identified by the German investor, and making initial contact with market operators to identify which of them would be willing to start detailed negotiations.