PCEX Automotive strengthens its international strategy with the support of the Generalitat Valenciana

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At PCEX Automotive, internationalization is one of the fundamental pillars of our business model. Since our inception, we have been committed to operating in highly specialized international markets, characterized by high entry barriers, demanding technical regulations, and strict quality standards.

Our main source of activity comes from contracts with foreign clients, especially in countries where market access requires strong technical capabilities, in-depth knowledge of the local market, and a well-structured commercial strategy. This approach has enabled us to position ourselves as a reliable and competitive partner in the international automotive sector.

 

Internationalization actions in strategic markets

Over recent years, PCEX Automotive has carried out various initiatives aimed at consolidating and expanding its presence abroad, including:

  • Development of specific commercial strategies for markets with high regulatory complexity.
  • Strengthening of our network of international contacts and partners.
  • Adaptation of our processes and solutions to the technical and regulatory requirements of each country.

 

These actions are key to competing in environments where trust, experience, and adaptability make the difference.

 

A key boost for continued growth

In this context, PCEX Automotive has received a grant of €22,170.47 through the Regional Ministry of Innovation, Industry, Trade and Tourism (Conselleria de Innovación, Industria, Comercio y Turismo), under the program supporting the internationalization of exporting SMEs in the Valencian Community for the 2025 financial year.

The project, with file number INTPRM/2025/626, has been awarded in recognition of the company’s internationalization efforts and represents significant support for continuing to strengthen our presence in foreign markets.

This institutional backing allows us to continue investing in the opening and consolidation of strategic markets, reduce the risks associated with international expansion, and move forward with greater solidity in particularly competitive environments.