Business•4 Related•Apr 08, 2026 • 14:01Caldea Posts €11.7M Revenue in 2025-2026 Winter Season, Up 4.25% Despite Fewer VisitorsGrowth driven by higher ticket prices and 40% restaurant surge; spring shifts to adults-only wellness with maintenance from April 7.
Business•2 Related•Apr 08, 2026 • 12:16La Massana Awards Contract to Form Aigües de la Massana Water Management CompanyLa Massana parish council awards legal advisory contract to create Aigües de la Massana, a mixed company to manage the full water cycle for greater agility and investment.
Business•2 Related•Apr 08, 2026 • 10:01Andorran Ministry Awards €229,900 Contract to Cases&Lacambra for Public Debt RefinancingThe law firm will design a new issuance to refinance the emission maturing on 23 February 2027, selected via international tender and announced in the BOPA.
Business•4 Related•Apr 08, 2026 • 06:33Andorra Energy Demand Dips 0.5% in February 2026 Amid Falling Production, Rising ImportsCumulative January-February consumption rises 1.4% to 126,161 MWh, with FEDA customer demand up 0.9% driven by construction and households, despite ski resort declines.
Business•5 Related•Apr 08, 2026 • 06:33Andorra's Disability Pensions Rise 5.3% to 419, Economic Aid Hits €3.45M YTDQ3 saw full approval of 22 new solidarity pensions and 285 occasional aid grants totaling €748K, supporting 984 households amid 15.4% yearly funding increase despite fewer Q3 recipients than 2024.
Business•4 Related•Apr 07, 2026 • 13:16Caldea Ends 2025-2026 Winter Season with €11.7M Revenue, Up 4.25% Despite Fewer VisitorsHigher spa prices and strong on-site dining growth offset visitor decline, reinforcing its premium wellness model amid renovations.
Business•2 Related•Apr 07, 2026 • 11:16Andorra Approves Sharp Rise in Economic Aid Payments Amid Uneven RecoveryGovernment greenlit 98.6% of 1,111 applications for €3.45 million through September 2025, up 15% year-over-year, with single-parent and unipersonal households leading recipients.
Business•4 Related•Apr 06, 2026 • 10:31Andorra Pension Chief Urges Youth to Buy Property for Retirement Amid Ageing DoubtsYoung Andorrans doubt pay-as-you-go system's viability and expect later retirement, prompting calls for generational reforms and personal investments to cut future rent costs.
Business•4 Related•Apr 06, 2026 • 06:31Andorra la Vella Approves Revised Tender for Pouets Parking Site ConcessionAfter failed 2025 bids, updates include flexible usage for cultural and social activities, new surveys, and minimum €4,000 monthly canon to attract private operators.
Business•2 Related•Apr 05, 2026 • 22:16Andorra Ends 2025 with €88M Fiscal Surplus Despite Housing Tax ShortfallsRobust foreign property and sales tax revenues fueled the gain, alongside rising passive residents and self-employed inflows, though vacant property tax collected only €42,875.
Business•4 Related•Apr 05, 2026 • 20:31Soldeu Outlet Fair Draws 2,080 Visitors and 30% Sales Boost in Second EditionLocal businesses offered 40-70% discounts on textiles, accessories, and ski gear, exceeding expectations and sparking talks of expansion amid winter season lull.
Business•3 Related•Apr 05, 2026 • 18:01Andorran Bakeries Hold Easter Mona Prices Steady Despite Rising Cocoa and Almond CostsShop owners absorb higher ingredient expenses to maintain demand, offering traditional butter-based monas and custom chocolate eggs themed with K-pop idols, anime, and sports motifs.
Business•4 Related•Apr 05, 2026 • 07:16FEDA Group Posts €25.4M Profit in 2025, Nearly Matching Record YearAll subsidiaries achieved positive results amid stable import prices, bolstering funds for energy transition projects like new hydroelectric and wind initiatives.
Business•3 Related•Apr 05, 2026 • 06:46Andorra Import Customs Revenues Drop 5.8% to €51.9M in Q1 2025Tobacco sales led the decline with a 10.5% fall, while beverages dropped 19.5%; fuel eased 4.2% but 'other goods' rose 1.5% after road reopening.
Business•3 Related•Apr 05, 2026 • 06:17Andorra's Net External Assets Surge 7.4% to €5.1 Billion in Q4 2025Liquidity and credit to private sectors expanded amid reduced liabilities, while full-year government budget posted €88 million surplus driven by robust tax revenues.
Business•2 Related•Apr 03, 2026 • 18:46Albert Moles Retires as FEDA General Director After 38 YearsSuccessor Sílvia Calvó calls him 'almost irreplaceable' for his visionary leadership in modernising Andorra's power grid, with tributes praising his lasting legacy in energy infrastructure.
Business•2 Related•Apr 03, 2026 • 12:01Andorra Opens Applications for Visura Ciutadana Citizen Oversight RenewalAndorra has opened applications to renew Visura Ciutadana, a citizen oversight panel for unaffiliated residents. Up to 10 members will be selected by lottery for two-year terms to feed public concerns into policymaking.
Business•3 Related•Apr 02, 2026 • 18:46Pas de la Casa Retail Recovers Slowly Post-Road Reopening, Lags Pre-Closure LevelsFrench shoppers return modestly amid weather woes and competition from Spanish outlets, while hotels maintain strong Easter occupancy above last year.
Business•5 Related•Apr 02, 2026 • 06:17Andorra's March CPI Hits 4.1%, Highest in Two Years on Fuel SurgeTransport and housing costs soar amid global oil spikes, outpacing inflation in Spain and France as residents tighten budgets.
Business•5 Related•Apr 01, 2026 • 20:01Andorra Fuel Importers Urge Tax Relief as Middle East Conflict Drives Up Pump PricesAssidca presses government for support to counter rising Brent crude costs and maintain price edge over Spain, amid warnings of supply chain surcharges and inflation risks.
Business•4 Related•Apr 01, 2026 • 19:16Andorra Housing Union Slams Rental Deregulation as 'Expulsion Law' Threatening 49% of PopulationHousing union slams rental deregulation as 'expulsion law' threatening 49% of population, proposes rent controls and eviction bans; first-time buyer aid for 14 families criticized for missing low.
Business•5 Related•Apr 01, 2026 • 06:32Andorra's Economy Grows 3.9%, Posts €88M Surplus, Beats NeighborsAndorra achieved robust economic growth and a substantial budget surplus, fueled by sector diversification and prudent fiscal policies. Officials highlight low public debt and upcoming social housing investments while noting global risks.
Business•4 Related•Apr 01, 2026 • 06:32Andorra Housing Union Slams Rental Deregulation as 'Expulsion Law', Vows Parish-by-Parish ProtestsSHA warns plan could displace up to 49% of population by 2030, with rents rising 47% and no real protections, proposing indefinite contracts tied to index instead.
Business•5 Related•Apr 01, 2026 • 06:01Andorra Telecom Reports €29.2M Profit in 2025, Up €2.4M from 2024Revenues hit €84.5M with key investments in 10GPON fibre, 5G expansion to 91% coverage, and digital innovations boosting customer satisfaction to 8.06.
Business•4 Related•Mar 31, 2026 • 09:01Andorra Union Slams 'Structural Inequality' in Private Sector Labor Rights DefenseUSdA highlights lack of funding and structures for worker committees amid Constitutional Court ruling affirming full judicial access, urging government for institutional aid to bolster unions.