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Teltronic’s Chief Financial Officer, Pedro González, Named Executive of the Year in Aragón

Zaragoza, December 12th 2025

Teltronic’s Chief Financial Officer, Pedro González, received this Thursday the Executive of the Year Award in Aragón, granted by Heraldo de Aragón newspaper with the sponsorship of CaixaBank, recognizing the work and excellence of an Aragonese executive.

The award honors his role in a particularly significant year for the company, marked by the change in ownership following the acquisition last July of 100% of Teltronic’s capital by the private equity fund manager Nazca. In this process, Pedro González played a decisive role, ensuring a smooth transition that strengthens the company’s solidity.

After an extensive career in consulting and auditing firms, González joined Teltronic in 2000 as Chief Financial Officer. Since then, he has been a key figure in the modernization and internationalization of the company, which today operates projects in more than 60 countries and has subsidiaries in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Brazil.

During the award ceremony, Pedro González participated in an interview with Heraldo de Aragón’s director, Mikel Iturbe, where he highlighted the three pillars of Teltronic’s success: a strong commitment to Research and Development, the ability to internationalize and adapt to the specificities of each market, and the constant effort to attract and retain talent.

Looking ahead, González stated that the goal now is “to return the trust that the new investors have placed in Teltronic and continue growing without losing the company’s identity.” In this regard, he anticipated that consolidating broadband solutions (4G and 5G), managing an increasingly large team, and opening new international markets will be key aspects in the immediate future.

The event, held at Heraldo de Aragón’s printing plant, brought together representatives of Aragón’s business community and highlighted the importance of strategic vision and leadership in building competitive, forward-looking companies.