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More than 200 people attended the ceremony for the third edition of the Murcia Diario Awards. The gala was held at the Nelva Hotel on 25 November, where Puertas Padilla was honoured with the MD Award for Internationalisation in recognition of its outstanding track record in the global market.Among those attending were some of the most prominent figures from the Region of Murcia’s economic and business community, including Miguel Ángel Miralles González-Conde, First Vice-President of the Regional Assembly; Marcos Ortuño, Regional Minister for the Presidency; Marisa López, Regional Minister for Enterprise; Sara Rubira, Regional Minister for Agriculture; Joaquín Gómez, Director of INFO; José Guillén, Deputy Mayor of Murcia; Miguel López Abad and Ramón Avilés, President and Secretary General of CROEM, respectively; Ana Correa, President of COEC; Miriam Fuertes, President of the Murcia Chamber of Commerce; and José María Gómez Fuster, Director of the Port Authority

The Spanish company, specialising in fire doors and high-security doors, will take part in EXCON 2026 in Lima from 14 to 17 October. It returns to the event one year after winning the award for Best Stand Design. Puertas Padilla is once again setting its sights on South America. The Spanish manufacturer of fire doors, technical doors and high-security doors will take part in EXCON 2026 from 14 to 17 October, one of Peru’s major construction industry events, held at the Centro de Exposiciones Jockey in Lima. The company, which operates internationally under the Padilla Fire Doors brand, will be located at stand A-102. The event comes at a key moment for the company. 85% of its production is already exported, placing international markets at the heart of its business and explaining much of the growth strategy Puertas Padilla is pursuing outside Spain. Within this international strategy, South

The Spanish company has produced more than five hundred fire, technical and high-security doors for Madrid's new Formula 1 circuit, including 375 fire doors distributed across the venue and 165 additional doors for various facilities within the complex. Speed will be measured in thousandths of a second. Safety, long before the lights go out. Puertas Padilla will be part of MADRING, Madrid's new Formula 1 circuit, having manufactured more than 500 fire, technical and high-security doors for the venue's various installations. The project places the Spanish company behind one of the most significant sporting and infrastructure events Madrid hosts this year. Of the total supplied, 375 units are fire doors manufactured for different points around the circuit. These are joined by 165 additional doors intended for various spaces and facilities across the complex, including the VIP and hospitality areas. In total, the supply comprises 540 doors

The Spanish company will bring its latest fire door solutions to Paris, following its involvement in landmark projects in France such as the Ritz Paris, Disneyland Paris and the Paris Saint-Germain training centre. At the end of September, Paris will once again become one of the leading international meeting points for the construction industry. Padilla Fire Doors will be there, taking part in BATIMAT 2026 from 28 September to 1 October at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, where it will present its latest fire door solutions and showcase the evolution of a company that has made safety, innovation and design its defining values. Padilla’s participation in BATIMAT also comes in a market the company knows well. Its presence in France has steadily grown through projects of different types and with demanding technical requirements, ranging from hotels and leisure facilities to sports venues and public infrastructure. These include highly

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