Companies in Portugal

Founded in 2001, Envision Pharma Group is a leading strategic partner, enabled by technology, providing global solutions for the life sciences industry, working with over 200 pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, including 20 of the top 20 pharmaceutical companies.

The company, due to its history and tradition, remains the most emblematic of the eleven industrial units that make up the group, producing around 10 million pieces per year, including decorative and domestic porcelain.

Conectys is a global leader in customer experience (CX), user-generated content moderation, and digital experience services. They provide specialized and award-winning solutions that reduce costs and increase speed to market for their clients.

Portway handling de Portugal S.A. is a ground handling company present at the airports of Lisbon, Porto, Faro, Funchal, and Beja, serving over 80 airlines as clients. It is a national reference in the aviation sector, ensuring the highest level of performance and excellence.

NetJets is a company in executive aviation, whose business model is the fractional sale of aircraft, or the sale of flight hours.

Conextivity Group is a global technology group that offers high-performance connectivity solutions that manage flows of energy and data in an integrated manner, from sensors and devices to the cloud and AI, enabling the emergence of new cross-cutting and scalable ecosystems.

The University of Porto (U.Porto) is a public Portuguese university located in the city of Porto, founded on March 22, 1911. It is the second-largest Portuguese university by the number of enrolled students, after the University of Lisbon.

As a tier-1 supplier, Bontaz is one of the world leaders in automotive hydraulic functions. Bontaz is a trusted development partner for major global OEMs and works in direct collaboration to ensure the highest quality of its subassemblies (check valves, cooling nozzles, solenoids, injection parts).

The University of Minho was founded in Braga in 1973 and became part of the so-called group of 'New Universities' that changed the landscape of higher education in Portugal. The Organic Units of Teaching and Research are the main units of the University, responsible for teaching and research associated with the teaching units.