In a press statement on February 20, 2026, Eduardo Carmigniani, the judicial attorney for Gráficos Nacionales (Granasa S.A.), affirmed that the management of the company continues to be under the same administrators. This reassurance comes in light of concerns regarding the company's financial stability, triggered after the Superintendence of Companies appointed an overseer to monitor the firm's economic operations. Carmigniani's comments aim to clarify the company's leadership in the wake of this intervention.

The Superintendence of Companies took action on February 18, 2026, due to irregularities detected within Granasa, prompting the designation of Elizabeth Jiménez Franco as the overseer. Her role will be to ensure the financial and economic conduct of the company meets regulatory standards and to safeguard the interests of shareholders and other stakeholders. This intervention highlights the regulatory scrutiny faced by companies in Ecuador, particularly those in the publishing sector, amid concerns of financial mismanagement.

Carmigniani emphasized that the management's continuity is crucial for maintaining stability within the company during this transitional period. The situation raises broader questions about the accountability of corporate governance in Ecuador, as well as potential implications for the media landscape, particularly if further interventions become necessary to address ongoing issues. The involvement of the Superintendence indicates a proactive regulatory approach to sustain the integrity of business operations in the country.