Carcavelos/London - Nova SBE is the first Portuguese business school to rank in the Financial Times’ global top 10 with its Master programmes in Finance and Management. Three other business schools in Lisbon and Porto feature in the top 100.

Vila Nova da Foz Côa - Quinta da Sequeira is launching Clarete 2023, a red wine that is fermented in a similar way to white wine and designed to appeal to to the taste of younger consumers. The edition is limited to 3200 bottles. The wine estate in the Douro region exports roughly a third of its wines.

Vagos - Costa Verde has expanded its range of feldspathic porcelain crockery available in 20 different collections for gastronomy and hotels as part of the Moods concept. Special glazes allow for individual designs with great durability. The Portuguese manufacturer exports to over 50 countries.

Zurich/Agualva-Cacém - DKSH has agreed a takeover deal for Euroingredientes in Portugal. This acquisition will allow DKSH Performance Materials Portugal to establish a favorable strategic footprint on the European life sciences market with a wide-ranging product portfolio of food ingredients and nutriceuticals.

Dublin/Faro - The Irish company WElink aims to invest up to €420 Million to bring wind and battery storage to the biggest solar power plant in Portugal. The Ricardo Totta plant in the Algarve region would generate more than 500 megawatts of electricity, or more than double the output today, and add 80 megawatts of storage, by 2030.