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The energy transition is a steel story — and capacity is the constraint
Burtucala is presenting a confidential sale of an engineering, fabrication, and assembly platform focused on complex steel structures and heavy industrial equipment


Construction is back — but only operators with control will win
The opportunity
Burtucala is presenting a confidential sale of an integrated construction and building materials operator with multiple sites and in-house capabilities.


The quiet infrastructure behind local retail is investable again
Burtucala is presenting a confidential acquisition opportunity: a regional wholesaler of food, hygiene, and cleaning products serving small retail and horeca in Northern Portugal.


Buying Property in Portugal: Not a Horror Story – But a Very Different System
Many people arrive in Portugal with solid experience in purchasing property in their home country. They are familiar with the existing relevant documents, confirmation of rights, lawyers, mortgages, and from there, things usually move forward.
In Portugal, some stages may look similar, but behind the scenes, the system operates very differently: more authorities, more documents, and very few assumptions in favor of someone who does not know the local framework.


“Portugal” Is Now a €257 Billion Brand. What That Actually Means for You.
A new study values the Portugal brand at €257 billion, almost as much as the country’s GDP. This article unpacks what that really means for foreign founders and investors thinking about building ventures in Portugal.


Hospitality 2.0 in Portugal: What Hyatt’s Expansion and AL Crackdowns Really Mean for Investors
Hyatt is tripling its presence in Portugal just as tens of thousands of short-term rental licences are being cleaned up or cancelled. This article explains what that combination really means for foreign investors and operators considering hotels, guesthouses or AL-led ventures.


Portugal’s Housing Crunch 2025: What Smart Foreign Investors Actually Do
Portugal’s housing crisis is real. Affordable stock has shrunk, construction is constrained and rules are tightening. Here is what is actually happening and how foreign buyers, investors and founders can still move in a smart, structured way.


Portugal Is Quietly Getting Cheaper for Companies: What the Corporate Tax Cut Really Changes
Portugal is one of the few countries in the OECD cutting corporate tax instead of raising it. This piece explains what actually changed, how it fits into the wider economy, and what founders and investors should really do with that information.
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