"We will know if it is a false commercial flag or something created only to attract European aid before Christmas," a public sector source told Maspalomas24H this Monday to confirm a news story from the Efe Agency that involves Lopesan with his partner in the project. audiovisual project Dreamland, which came from Fuerteventura to Gran Canaria with the aim of creating a macro-centre for training and audiovisual production on the land of the hotel promoter not useful for tourism. A Catalan company that was marketing investment in Fuerteventura has opened Pandora's box by taking the Canarian party to court. According to Atlántico Hoy and Canarias Ahora, Dreamland promised Lopesan to pay five million for the land where they want to build the project, "an abandoned golf course." In the photo Yazmina Newport, CEO of the group, and vice president of the Fuerteventura Chamber of Commerce, giving a speech last March about corporate responsibility in the Parliament of the Canary Islands.
La Efe agency reported this Monday that two initial partners of the owner of Etiazul, the production company managing the TV of Mogán, southern Gran Canaria, José Antonio Newport, vice president of the CEOE of Las Palmas, accuse him of maneuvering behind their backs during the efforts to transfer him from Fuerteventura to Gran Canaria to appropriate the idea and commit them to million-dollar investments without their permission with a basketball team from the Cabildo de Gran Canaria and with Lopesan. Grupo Newport manages RTV de Mogán for just over a million euros and spaces such as 'Conecta Canarias' on TV Canaria.
The complaint, as Maspalomas24H has learned, would have made it possible to know in real hands of the company. Thus, the Newport property located in the number 92 Mesa y López in Las Palmas hosts a company called Horizon Art Works whose sole partner is Alquimia Venture Capital LLC based in Nevada (USA), according to Open Corporates. All this is part of a company established since 2018 with its subsequent name changes called Supernova ST Olmedilla created at number 302, floor 3, door 2 of Barcelona. In that same property there is a company in the film sector owned by an Iranian producer named Sepehr Seifi as well as dozens of other properties.
Alquimia Ventures (Barcelona) and Volcano Internacional (Tenerife), accuse in a complaint the majority shareholder of Dreamland, José Antonio Newport, "of maneuvering behind their backs during the efforts to transfer it from Fuerteventura to Gran Canaria to appropriate the idea and to compromise them." to millionaire investments without their permission," said Efe.
The peninsular partners of Newport have a REIT in the BME Growth with the name of Miciso and linked to the Roca toilet brand valued at 2,15 million euros at a rate of one euro per share. The company has begun to generate assets and in 2023 it made a deposit contract on an asset located in Madrid, in the Pueblo Nuevo neighborhood, near Calle Alcalá, which would allow its acquisition in June 2024 for 1,8 million euros . The asset has 24 premises and a home located around an interior patio, with a total leasable area of 3.214 square meters, currently 100% occupied. Its gross profitability is around 10% and net profitability is 6%.
The main activity of the company consists of the acquisition and promotion of urban properties for subsequent leasing, focusing on commercial premises, buildings for residential use and properties for uses other than these two. Alquimia, through the Titán Socimi brand, markets the sale of real estate investment opportunities in Dreamland but in the original space of Fuerteventura. Aside from the complaint, it has a company, which apparently has an owner in Nevada (USA) in Mesa y López. Is there a relationship between the Iranian business promoter who has a company located in the same headquarters as the Socimi of the Newport partners? Apparently because it would be a company management office. Kanoon Iran Novin is an Iranian company of recognized prestige in its country and has offices in Dubai, with its CEO being the architecture professor in Dubai Maryam Shafiei, trained at Cardiff University.
