Mallorcan businessman Miquel Gual, majority shareholder of Font Mallorca, has acquired the Font Teix bottling plant and assumed control with the aim of strengthening the island's water-related industrial activity. With this acquisition, Gual—who has over four decades of experience in the sector—is committed to maintaining and consolidating the bottling plant, in a strategy focused on preserving a resource he considers strategic for Mallorca. According to a company statement, the move reflects a desire to reinforce the island's productive and food sovereignty and to generate added value beyond the coastal areas. Gual is also president of the Sóller and Camp Mallorquí Agricultural Cooperative and vice president of the Oli de Mallorca Protected Designation of Origin. He also serves on the permanent board of the Serra de Tramuntana Consortium.

The three shipping companies The companies that handle freight, passenger, and vehicle traffic in the Balearic Islands (Trasmed, Baleària, and GNV) believe that vehicle restrictions in Mallorca should be implemented "based on rigor, data, and dialogue," according to Baleària's president, Alfonso Utor, who spoke on Thursday after meeting with the Consell de Mallorca (Mallorca Council). He added that the three companies are fully and completely willing to collaborate with the island institution to "find solutions to the island's traffic congestion problems." "We are ready to collaborate with public officials in any way they request," he emphasized.

The Board of Directors of Barceló Corporación Empresarial (Barceló Group) has accepted the resignation of Simón Barceló Tous as an executive director of the group, as part of the reorganization and generational transition process initiated in 2025. Despite stepping down from executive duties, Barceló Tous will remain involved with the company as co-chairman. In this new context, the board has appointed Simón Pedro Barceló Vadell as CEO of Barceló Corporación Empresarial, a move that strengthens his executive leadership within the group. The governing body will consist of Marta Barceló Fontirroig and Guillermo Barceló Tous as directors, while Simón Barceló Tous and Simón Pedro Barceló Vadell will serve as co-chairmen. Raúl González and Vicente Fenollar will continue as non-director secretary and deputy secretary, respectively.

The workers of the General Agrarian Association of Mallorca (Agama) met this Thursday with the Ministry of Industry and the Ministry of Agriculture to find solutions to the crisis currently affecting the dairy plant, which will be closed next year will stop buying milk from dairy farms in MallorcaNeither the employees nor the government have yet met with Agama's management to discuss their future and that of the company.

Turnover in the services sector in the Balearic Islands grew by 8.3% in July compared to the same month last year, well above the average increase recorded for Spain as a whole, which stood at 4.7%.