The sixth edition of Iberseries & Platino Industria, held in Madrid from 29 September to 2 October, broke records for both attendance and participation. The event brought together 3,300 accredited professionals, a 20% increase compared to the previous year, and over 1,700 companies, representing a 14% rise from 2025. Attendees came from 54 countries, the highest number recorded to date. Forty-seven percent of the professionals were from outside Spain, with participants from regions such as Turkey, China, India, and Korea. The event focused on topics like international expansion, investment, co-production, and the transformation of creation, production, and consumption models in the audiovisual industry. The programme featured talks and meetings centered on the evolution of formats, new narratives, and the potential of local stories to reach global audiences. A key component of the event was the Iberscreenings sessions, which showcased upcoming productions. These included El laberinto de las mariposas, a romantic thriller from Secuoya Studios starring Can Yaman; Véspera, an HBO Max adaptation of a bestseller by Brazilian author Carla Madeira; Killing a Bear, a Movistar Plus original series created by Jorge and Alberto Sánchez-Cabezudo and starring Eduard Fernández; Rojo sobre blanco and Rocío, two major upcoming fiction titles from RTVE; Criminopatía, an adaptation of Clara Tiscar’s true-crime podcast set to air on Netflix as a documentary series; and Somos así, la serie de Nadie dice nada, a production for Disney+ and Luzu TV. With over 200 attending buyers, including more than 50 commissioners from 30 countries, Iberscreenings reinforced its role as a global platform connecting producers, distributors, platforms, broadcasters, sales agents, and acquisitions executives. Iberseries & Platino Industria has established itself as a key meeting point for the Ibero-American audiovisual sector, facilitating discussions on industry trends and opportunities for international growth of Spanish- and Portuguese-language content. The event continues to highlight the region’s growing influence in the global entertainment landscape.