This new chapter connects Geograma’s expertise in GIS, geodata management, cartography, mobile mapping and geographic intelligence with a wider group dedicated to location intelligence, wayfinding, digital twins, spatial data and smart city technologies.
For Geograma, this is not a change of direction. It is an acceleration of the work the company has been building for years: helping public and private organizations capture, structure, analyze and transform geographic information into reliable tools, clear maps and better decisions.
For NavPro, the arrival of Geograma strengthens a growing group of specialist companies operating across Europe and the Middle East, with a shared ambition: to connect the technologies that help cities, territories, venues and managed districts become easier to understand, navigate and operate.
A natural next step for Geograma
Geograma has built its reputation around the practical value of geographic intelligence.
Its teams work across GIS development, geodata processing, cartography, territorial inventory, property analysis, mobile mapping, 3D scanning and specialized geospatial tools. This combination of field expertise, data engineering and software development has made Geograma a trusted partner for organizations that need precise, structured and usable geographic information.
Joining NavPro creates a wider framework for this expertise.
As spatial data becomes central to infrastructure, mobility, urban planning, smart cities and digital services, Geograma’s capabilities are increasingly connected to a broader ecosystem.
GIS is no longer isolated from user experience, digital twins, navigation, destination management or operational intelligence. It is one of the foundations that makes these systems reliable. This is where the connection with NavPro becomes highly relevant.
Building a wider location intelligence group
NavPro brings together specialist companies across complementary areas of the spatial technology value chain.
The group already connects expertise in digital wayfinding, smart destination technology, 3D territory experiences, outdoor data, user interfaces and managed districts. With Geograma, NavPro adds a deeper GIS and geodata capability, strengthening the technical foundation behind its location intelligence platform.
CEO of Geograma, Sergio Jorrín Abellán, and NavPro founding partners Nicolas Standaert and David Huguet share the same view: the next generation of spatial technology will not be built through disconnected tools. It will require stronger integration between data capture, GIS systems, digital mapping, visualization, navigation interfaces, analytics and operational platforms.
That shared conviction is at the center of this move: Geograma brings the technical depth required to structure and manage complex geographic data. NavPro brings the group vision, international reach and complementary companies needed to connect that data to broader use cases across cities, territories, venues and infrastructure.
What this opens for future projects
By joining NavPro, Geograma becomes part of a group designed to support more connected and scalable spatial technology projects.
This creates new possibilities across several areas:
- GIS and geodata management connected to wayfinding and digital twin interfaces
- Mobile mapping, cartography and 3D data supporting smart city and infrastructure projects
- Geographic intelligence applied to public administrations, real estate, utilities, mobility and managed territories
- Stronger connections between Spain, France, the UAE and wider European and Middle Eastern markets
- More complete project delivery, from spatial data capture to user-facing digital experiences
For Geograma’s clients, the company’s expertise, team and commitment remain central. The value of joining NavPro is that this expertise can now connect with a broader ecosystem of technologies and specialist companies.
For NavPro, Geograma represents a strategic addition to the group: a company with deep GIS knowledge, strong technical credibility and a clear role in the future of location intelligence.
A shared ambition
The objective is not simply to place several companies under the same name. The objective is to build a more integrated approach to location intelligence: one where GIS, geodata, wayfinding, digital twins, spatial interfaces and smart city systems work together more naturally.
This is the direction in which the market is moving. Cities, territories and complex venues increasingly need systems that are not only accurate, but connected. They need data that can support decisions, maps that can support operations, interfaces that can guide people, and platforms that can scale across multiple environments.
Geograma’s arrival strengthens NavPro’s ability to answer that need.
What Does This New Phase Mean for Our Customers?
For Geograma’s clients, this acquisition preserves what matters most: the company’s identity, its local presence, its team, its technical expertise, its close relationship with clients, and its commitment to ongoing projects.
At the same time, it opens up new possibilities.
Being part of NavPro allows Geograma to strengthen its capabilities, gain access to a broader ecosystem of technology solutions, and take on larger-scale projects by combining its local expertise with the group’s international vision.
En definitiva, Geograma seguirá haciendo lo que mejor sabe hacer: acercar los datos geográficos a los usuarios ofreciendo servicios profesionales GIS.
It will now do so as part of a larger group, with greater capabilities, broader reach, and a vision shared with NavPro.
Looking ahead
Starting June 2026, Geograma will continue its work as a specialist in GIS and geographic intelligence, now as part of the NavPro group.
Together, Geograma and NavPro will focus on building stronger links between geodata, digital mapping, spatial systems and the technologies that help people and organizations better understand the spaces around them.
For Geograma, this is a new chapter.
For NavPro, it is another step toward a more complete location intelligence platform.
For clients and partners, it opens the door to more connected, scalable and ambitious spatial technology projects.
Geograma is now a NavPro company.