Burdinola Named Best Small-Medium Enterprise in Biscay 2024

NIA Staff

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NIA member Burdinola has been named Best Small-Medium Enterprise of the Year in Bizkaia 2024, recognised for job creation, expansion into over 50 countries, and pioneering laboratory innovation.

The Nanotechnology Industries Association is delighted to share fantastic news from our member Burdinola, who has been honored as the "Best Small-Medium Enterprise of the Year in Bizkaia 2024."

The prestigious award was presented during the VIII edition of the event, organized by Banco Santander, the Chamber of Commerce, and El Correo, at a ceremony held yesterday at Banco Santander’s Work Café in Bilbao.

The award jury praised Burdinola for its outstanding achievements, including:

Job Creation: Significant staff growth over recent years.
Internationalization: Establishing new offices and business relationships in over 50 countries.
Innovation: Pioneering laboratory projects, such as the introduction of the innovative API Chamber.

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