IDme Promotes AENOR-Certified Forklift Training to Strengthen Service Revenue and Market Position

IDme has shared an update. The company announced available spots for a practical training session on January 29 for its forklift and/or elevated platform operator courses, which combine online theoretical training with on-site practical sessions at its Jerez de la Frontera facilities. The program provides an AENOR-accredited certification under UNE 58451:2016, positioning it as a legally recognized qualification for forklift operators in Spain. IDme, a STILL official distributor with over 30 years in the sector and membership in the Spanish Association of Forklift Trucks, offers tiered pricing for individual and combined courses and highlights the option for students to repeat practical sessions at no additional cost.

For investors, this update underscores IDme’s ongoing monetization of its training capabilities alongside its role as an official dealership. The structured, standards-compliant certification offering may provide a steady stream of fee-based revenue, deepen relationships with logistics and intralogistics customers, and reinforce the brand’s credibility within the material-handling equipment ecosystem. While the post is primarily promotional, it signals continued demand for certified forklift operators in the region and suggests that IDme is leveraging its operational footprint and sector reputation to capture ancillary service revenues and differentiate itself from non-accredited training providers, potentially supporting incremental, albeit modest, growth in its services segment and strengthening its positioning in the Spanish logistics equipment market.