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The president of Puertas Padilla reaffirms before the Pontiff the company's humanitarian commitment in Peru, focused on education, children and social development. Gines Padilla, president of Puertas Padilla, was received by Pope Leo XIV during the General Audience held in St. Peter's Square. The meeting, of great human and spiritual value, allowed the Spanish businessman to share with the Holy Father the company's commitment to international solidarity and social development in Peru, a country especially dear to the Pontiff, who spent more than twenty years there as a pastoral missionary in various positions. During the audience, Gines Padilla wanted to pay tribute to the Holy Father by presenting him with a photographic book that reflects the experience and commitment of Puertas Padilla in the South American country. The company's work in Peru goes far beyond its role as a leader in the security and fire protection

The Murcian company receives the Business Family award for its trajectory, its commitment to innovation and its commitment to the economic development of the Region. Murcia lived the great night of the family business. Nearly 400 personalities from the business, economic, political and military met this Friday night at the Finca Buenavista (El Palmar) to celebrate the XXVIII edition of the gala Herentia Awards. The event, organized by the Murcian Association of Family Business (AMEFMUR), recognizes companies and entities that are referents for their trajectory, generational change and commitment to the development of the Region. In this edition, Salazones Garre received the Herentia Family Business of the Year Award; Puertas Padilla, the Business Family Award, and Pablo Albaladejo, from Gesa Mediación, the Legacy Award. For their part, the honorable mentions were awarded to entities celebrating important milestones in their trajectory, being granted to the City

The award will be presented at the Herentia Awards gala to be held this Friday, November 7, at Finca Buenavista. The Murcian Association of Family Businesses (Amefmur) has awarded the Familia Empresaria award to Padilla Doors, one of Europe's leading manufacturers of firewall and security solutions. With more than three decades of experience, the company has based its growth on innovation, internationalization and certified quality, consolidating itself as a benchmark in its sector. The award will be presented during the Herentia Awards gala, to be held this Friday, November 7, at the Finca Buenavista, an event that distinguishes each year to entities, companies and business families noted for their trajectory, their generational succession and their contribution to the development of the Region of Murcia. Padilla Doors, with factory in El Albujón (Cartagena) is in the hands of Ginés Padilla Pedreño through the company Innova Fire. It specializes

La empresa cartagenera Padilla Fire Doors, con presencia en más de 60 países y un crecimiento superior al 30% anual en Italia, ha participado en proyectos como el Aeropuerto de Fiumicino, el hospital Bambino Gesù y el Proyecto MOSE en Venecia Padilla Fire Doors, referente en la fabricación de puertas cortafuegos y de alta seguridad, inauguró oficialmente su showroom en Polesine Parmense, Parma, en un acto que reunió a directivos de la empresa, autoridades locales, arquitectos e ingenieros. El evento contó con la presencia del alcalde de Polesine Zibello, Massimo Spigarolo, representantes del estudio de arquitectura e ingeniería Ronda de Matteo Botazzi, y el párroco de la localidad, quienes acompañaron a la dirección de Padilla Italia en este hito. El nuevo showroom nace con el objetivo de convertirse en un punto de encuentro para arquitectos, ingenieros y profesionales del sector, donde podrán conocer de primera mano la amplia

Instala cientos de puertas cortafuegos en El Vaticano El Vaticano ha confiado en una empresa cartagenera para proteger sus salas ante los posibles incendios. Se trata de Puertas Padilla, especializada en la fabricación de puertas acústicas y de seguridad, que ha instalado sus productos cortafuegos en el estado pontificio. La colaboración entre ambas se remonta al año 2020, cuando comenzaron a colocarse estas puertas en El Vaticano y otras zonas emblemáticas de Roma con el objetivo de mejorar la seguridad y la protección contra incendios en edificios de gran valor histórico y funcional. Fernando Sánchez, director comercial internacional de Padilla Fire Doors, ha subrayado a preguntas de Murcia Plaza la importancia de este proyecto: "Es un orgullo estar presentes en una obra de esta envergadura y sensibilidad histórica y cultural. Nuestro compromiso con la calidad y la seguridad es absoluto". El número total de puertas cortafuegos ya instaladas en la Santa Sede asciende a varios cientos,

The company has received a 7,000 € grant under the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, financed by the European Union - NextGenerationEU The company Padilla Doors SLspecialized in the manufacture of fire doors, continues its technological modernization process with the implementation of a second generation intelligent tachograph system, a key tool to improve safety, operational efficiency and regulatory compliance in the field of passenger and freight transport. This action has been made possible thanks to the award of a 7,000 euro grant, within the framework of the aid program for the modernization of private companies in the road transport sector, promoted by the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility and financed by the European funds of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR), through the NextGenerationEU instrument. The new intelligent tachograph system will allow Puertas Padilla SL to adapt to the latest requirements of the European regulatory framework,

The Cartagena team will play in a month for the group leadership against Huelva and in May they will fight to become league champions. We are running out of words to talk about Puertas Padilla Cartagena, the team that is completing an outstanding season in the highest category of Spanish badminton and that aspires to become the League champion in May. The elite of this sport in Spain, the Division of Honor, is made up of ten clubs divided into two groups of five. And the Cartageneros are just one match away from becoming champions of the regular phase. To do so, Puertas Padilla must put all five senses in the match scheduled for Saturday, March 22. That day is the last day of the regular league and is at stake to be proclaimed group champion, as the Cartagena will visit his most immediate pursuer