Galp posted profits of EUR 881 million in 2022, that is nearly double the amount of EUR 457 million for 2021, according to CMVM.

Portuguese energy company Galp has signed an agreement to sell assets in Angola for U$ 830 million to Somoil Angola.

Microsoft announced a partnership with CTT, Portugal’s national postal service on Feb 13th, that aims at innovating in the logistics sector.

Governments from European countries are trying to mitigate inflation to help hard-hit consumers and companies.

Portugal is launching an interoperable Single Transport Card called “1Bilhete.pt”.

Portugal has received the first of the 18 subway trains bought for nearly EUR 50 M from Chinese company CRRC Tangshan for the Porto metro.

Kronos Real Estate investments in Portugal represent a potential of more than EUR 1 billion in property sales, mainly across the Algarve.

Portugal’s Metal Sector represents 30% of Exports and is one of the most dynamic sectors of the Portuguese economy.

Portugal’s exports of goods grow by 23% in 2022 to reach EUR 78,325 million.

Portuguese footwear exports reach a record EUR 2,347 million with 76 million pairs exported in 2022.

Portuguese ethical hackers Ethiack were chosen for the Startup Wise Guys EUR 78,000 Accelerator program.

Portuguese wine exports reach a record high with EUR 941 M in 2022, that is a 5.75% growth in terms of value without Porto wine.

Portuguese company Metalogalva Group is investing USD 6 M in Memphis, in the US state of Tennessee according to La Prensa Latina.

Galp is building a network of 5,000 EV charging points in Portugal and Spain.

Portugal Ventures has invested in Unlock Boutique Hotels, a Portuguese company that operates boutique hotels.

Portugal won the prize for the Best Organic Bread in the World at the World Bakery Championship in Italy.

A Portugal archeological finding shows that Neanderthals ate seafood.

Portuguese cement company Secil will be issuing Green Bonds totaling EUR 75 million in order to finance its Clean Cement Line (CCL).