Companies in Portugal

Production of gearboxes and other engine components for the automotive industry, Renault-Nissan group.

Robert Walters is a leading recruitment consultancy specializing in the search and selection of expert professionals, operating in over 25 countries.

Roland Berger Strategy Consultants offers personalized consulting services for a wide range of industries and areas of expertise. The Lisbon office was founded in 1990 and is one of the most successful offices of the Roland Berger group.

Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (RTP) is a Portuguese state-owned company that includes public radio and television. Before 2004, Radiodifusão Portuguesa (RDP) and Radiotelevisão Portuguesa (RTP), public radio and television companies respectively, were separate and independent legal entities. In 2004, they were restructured and merged into a single public company.

Ryan is a global leader in tax consulting, awarded 7 times for Service Excellence. Our team of over 4,100 professionals serves more than 21,000 clients in over 60 countries.

Previously known as Portcel, The Navigator Company holds a prominent position in the international pulp and paper market. The Navigator Company is one of Portugal's strongest brands in the world.

Salsa is a Portuguese brand specialized in well-fitting jeans for all body types, valuing confidence and comfort. Founded in 1994, Salsa has been innovating for over 29 years, winning awards for innovation, quality, and fit. Part of the SONAE group, Salsa operates in over 35 countries with more than 350 points of sale, maintaining significant operations in Portugal.

Schneider Electric, a global specialist in energy management, offers integrated solutions that make energy safer, more reliable, efficient, and productive in residential, buildings, data centers & networks, industry, energy, and infrastructures markets.

Secil is a Portuguese cement production company and is currently the second largest cement producer in Portugal and the biggest competitor of Cimpor. Secil was founded in 1925 but began producing cement in 1904 with the Portuguese Cement Company. It was nationalized in 1975 and privatized in 1994.