The dissolution of the investment fund company Novalpina, which owns the Israeli group NSO located in the focus of the Pegasus spying scandal A source close to the case told AFP on Wednesday (28/7), confirming an information from the Echos newspaper.
“The fund, which holds three holdings (ie) NSO, French labs XO and Olympic Entertainment Casinos, will be liquidated by a third international manager who will be formally appointed in the coming weeks,” the source was quoted as saying by the financial newspaper. broadcasts the Athenian News Agency.
Novalpina had acquired NSO, known for its software, in 2019 espionage Pegasus, at the heart of the global scandal that has allowed the telephone numbers of at least 180 journalists, 85 human rights activists and even 14 heads of state, including French President Emmanuel Macron, to be intercepted – allegations that the NSO denies.
The dissolution of Novalpina has been formally decided in order to end a “civil war” between directors of the London company, according to a source quoted by Les Echos. But “the wiretapping scandal may have been another signal of danger,” the paper added, as the company has been under pressure from NGOs for some time.
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