“In many respects, the 70-year track record of the Mondragon Cooperative Corporation, the world’s largest worker co-op network, is inspiring. But as of 2024, Mondragón had 81 member co-ops and 12 research centers, and reported revenue of 11.2 billion euros (around $12.7 billion).”
“It is the fifth-largest private-sector employer in Spain, providing jobs to 70,085 people in 2024. In 2025, revenue climbed modestly to €11.3 billion and employment rose to 71,415 people.” So why might it want to expand? Won’t capitalist institutions undermine its work?
Read in GEO Co-Op
