AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTransport & Infrastructure: Catalonia has launched a €867,000 tender for a feasibility study of a 20km cross-border tram corridor linking La Seu d’Urgell and Andorra, with an estimated €250m total investment and a one-year study timeline covering technical, operational and economic viability plus possible cycling and airport links. Payments & EU Integration: EU Economy Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis says Turkey has expressed interest in joining the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), which already covers EU states, EFTA members and microstates including Andorra—an update that could matter for cross-border business and euro transactions. Corporate Finance: Spanish drinks group Damm says it crossed €2bn revenue in 2025 (€2.01bn) and is targeting a doubling of revenue by 2030, backed by €65m manufacturing upgrades, €14m R&D and international expansion including UK portfolio moves and production in Africa. Tax & Wealth Planning: A report on Balearic reforms highlights how joint ownership of a €5m property can cut Spanish wealth tax to zero and sets out the new 0% spousal inheritance tax under Law 6/2025—relevant for cross-border investors with assets in the region. Mobility Rules for Visitors: Europe’s Entry/Exit System (EES) is now active at external Schengen borders, replacing passport stamps with digital entry/exit records and biometrics for many short-stay travellers, while Andorrans are exempt. Andorra in the Spotlight (Sports/Business): Andorran poker player Jose Vallas finished third at the PokerStars Open Malaga Main Event, taking €180,160—another sign of Andorra-linked names showing up in major prize pools.
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