Yup, mostly so they can target a bigger market and be closer to large clients. This does not apply to every company, but for SaaS and software companies, I thin

Yup, mostly so they can target a bigger market and be closer to large clients. This does not apply to every company, but for SaaS and software companies, I think it is often the case. I think running a business in Spain, what we call here being an 'empresario', can have some small-but-negative connotations for part of the population, who see the rich as a mere consequence of corruption forces instead of the financial result of providing value to customers. It's not like we haven't had our fair share of large cases of corruption over the last few yours, though. I think this is also the case in other European countries.