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Ipar Kutxa

Mondragón, Spaincorporative.laboralkutxa.com ↗

Ownership: Private
Employees: ~2500
Development stage: Other

Overview

Ipar Kutxa was a Basque cooperative credit institution founded in 1965 that merged with Caja Laboral in 2012 to form what is now known as Laboral Kutxa. The new entity is one of the largest financial institutions in northern Spain and operates primarily as a cooperative bank offering retail banking, insurance, asset management and private equity services. It is not involved in life sciences or healthcare sectors but has played an important role supporting social economy enterprises and regional development through its cooperative model.[1][4][5]

Industry: Investors

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Confederación Empresarial Española de la Economía Social (CEPES) for social economy financing

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