Companies in Portugal

Prophix is a leader in innovative performance management solutions designed to automate financial and operational processes, making businesses more profitable and reducing their risks.

Prosegur is a global leader in the private security industry. Through its five business lines - Prosegur Security, Prosegur Cash, Prosegur Alarms, Cipher, and Prosegur AVOS - it provides companies, families, and retailers with security they can trust, based on the most advanced solutions in the market.

Proside was founded in May 2004, with the purpose of operating in the Information Technology market. The company focuses on the design, architecture, and implementation of information systems; IT consulting; and software development projects.

Protegrity protects the world's most sensitive data wherever it is located. Our industry-leading solutions enable companies to finally harness the value of their data and accelerate digital transformation timelines - without compromising individuals' fundamental right to privacy.

Proxeus enables anyone to create blockchain applications that are accessible and compatible with current corporate systems.

Prozis is a Portuguese brand, part of the Prozis.group in the field of sports supplementation. It is headquartered in Esposende and is one of the largest sports nutrition stores in Europe, with over 800,000 registered and active customers distributed across more than a hundred markets, including Brazil.

PSE is a company with exclusively Portuguese capital that began its activities in 1994 with the goal of implementing solutions and providing consulting services of an analytical nature. Through predictive analysis and knowledge, we transform your business. We add value to marketing, operational, and financial processes.

Psicotec is a multinational consulting firm specialized in human resources that offers comprehensive solutions regarding talent.

Psicoteste has taken on a generalist vocation since its inception in 1981, standing out in its intervention in industry, services (notably telecommunications, information technology, banking, and insurance), commerce, transport, and public administration.