Companies in Portugal

Initiative is a media agency that is part of Media Brands, which itself is part of the Interpublic group.

We are world leaders in the development and provision of services, a distributor and supplier of solutions, having brought over 4 GW of energy online and managing more than 10 GW of assets. We are also an Independent Power Producer with an expanding energy trading business.

Datadog is the essential monitoring platform for cloud applications. We collect data from servers, containers, databases, and third-party services to make your stack fully observable.

Brisa Auto-Estradas de Portugal was founded in 1972. Over four decades, it has become one of the largest toll highway operators in the world and the largest transport infrastructure company in Portugal.

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.

The two fundamental principles that guide our company and our employees every day are superior customer support service and leadership in innovation. Our singular interest is to ensure that our clients can apply solutions for intelligence, integration, and integrity to drastically improve the performance of the entire organization.

Metyis is a multinational company that develops AI & Data solutions, Digital Commerce, Marketing, and Design, and provides Consulting services across a wide range of industries. At Metyis, we create impact through a long-term partnership model. Founded in 2013 in Amsterdam, we have offices in 15 locations and a team of over 1000 professionals from more than 50 nationalities.

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.

The Media Capital group is the largest media group in Portugal. Its leadership strategy is based on profitability and independence and a commitment to the development of information, culture, and entertainment in Portugal, referencing the interests and preferences of viewers, listeners, readers, and advertisers.