Cellnex celebrated its tenth anniversary yesterday with an official event at the company's headquarters in Barcelona, ​​attended by the President of the Generalitat of Catalonia, Salvador Illa. The Catalan Minister of Business and Labor, Miquel Sàmper, the Spanish Government's Delegate in Catalonia, Carlos Prieto, representing the Spanish Government, and former Presidents of the Generalitat José Montilla and Pere Aragonès completed the institutional representation. Cellnex Chairman Óscar Fanjul led the event, which also brought together executives and employees, and culminated in a discussion between Cellnex CEO Alfonso Álvarez Villamarín and journalist Albert Cuesta, moderated by Esther Vera, director of the newspaper ARA. In his speech, Salvador Illa congratulated the company on its 10th anniversary, emphasizing Cellnex's deep roots in Catalonia: "Cellnex started in Barcelona, ​​in Catalonia, and these 10 years are a good example of a history of ambition. There has been a desire for internationalization, but the commitment to internationalization has been incompatible, which I appreciate, and the presence here of three presidents recognizes its importance."

The three main executors of the will of patron and chemist Pere Mir Puig are being investigated by a Barcelona court as part of a criminal proceeding opened for alleged irregularities in the administration of the private scientific foundations Cellex and Mir Puig.

The Department of Justice has taken over, by court order and "immediately", the judicial administration of the private foundations Cellex and Mir Puig and their four associated commercial companies, whose directors have been dismissed by a judge in Barcelona. As explained by the Department of Justice in a statement last Monday, the Barcelona court of Law and Legal Entities to take charge of the judicial administration of Cellex, dedicated to the healthcare field, and Mir Puig, of assistance support for people who need help to alleviate illnesses