Organisation Profile
Indra Sistemas, S.A., also known as Indra Group, is described as a Spanish information technology, transport technology and defence company. The encyclopedia entry says it is listed on the Bolsa de Madrid and is a constituent of the IBEX 35 index. It operates in transport and mobility, defence and security, air traffic management, space, public administration, financial services, energy and telecommunications. The company was formed as Ceselsa-Inisel S.A. through the merger of Ceselsa and Inisel. Ángel Simón has been non-executive chairman since April 2026, and José Vicente de los Mozos has been CEO since May 2023.
Key Figures
The website reports the following figures for 2025:
- Sales of 5.457 M€, up more than 13% on 2024
- More than 62,000 professionals worldwide
- Commercial presence in more than 140 countries
- R&D+i effort of 8.7% of sales, an investment of 472 M€ The encyclopedia entry adds that about a third of annual revenues come from international markets, with Europe and the United States the largest.
Business Areas
The website presents six businesses. Defence integrates sensors, communications and command and control systems. Air Traffic synchronises radars, controllers and aircraft. Space offers dual civil and military capabilities. Mobility digitalises roads, railways, ports and airports. IndraMind develops sovereign AI in a cyber-resilient environment. Minsait transforms organisations with digital platforms, analytics and artificial intelligence.
Mobility and Urban Infrastructure
The encyclopedia entry lists Mobility offerings such as electronic fare collection, multimodal transport management, tolling and congestion charging, rail signalling support and mobility-as-a-service platforms. The website states that Mobility aims to make infrastructure more intelligent, sustainable and safe, improving the travel experience of millions of people. It also reports a news item on modernising Lithuania's rail traffic management system to raise automation and safety. The encyclopedia entry describes a contested rail project in Ireland. In 2020 Iarnród Éireann contracted Indra for a traffic management system. In May 2026 the rail company wrote off €50 million for a failed software project, and in September 2026 it terminated the contract and indicated it would seek damages. Indra stated that failed deliveries resulted from ineffective management by Iarnród Éireann.
Recent Developments
The website's news section lists items from October 2026, including the acquisition of a stake in Qilimanjaro to accelerate quantum applications in physical AI and robotics (14 October), a back-office award for the North East Link project in Australia (2 October), and the acquisition of Dares Technology to strengthen its radar and drone position (1 October). A 27 October agreement with the Principality of Asturias will facilitate a new defence-related factory in Langreo. The encyclopedia entry also records a strategic partnership with Rheinmetall in March 2026 and the purchase of 89.68% of Hispasat in January 2025.
Innovation and Sustainability
The website sets out five innovation pillars: sustainable innovation and ecodesign, advanced operational concepts, digital evolution and intelligent systems, new impact technologies for the future, and innovation beyond limits. Its sustainability section covers an ESG plan, contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals, ESG indices, and environmental, social and ethical impact. It also lists Industry 5.0 and certifications among its areas of activity.
What Indra Says It Is For
The website's slogan is 'Tech for the future'. It describes its businesses as serving the protection of citizens, territories and critical infrastructure, the efficiency of transport and airspace, and the transformation of organisations. It addresses shareholders and investors through a dedicated section, announcing an investor day on 25 November 2026 in Madrid.