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Know more about Nautilus in the latest edition of Portugalglobal Magazine.
Introsys Drives Industrial Transformation Worldwide
Portuguese automation firm has deployed 5,000+ robots across 18 countries.
PCC in UK launches Autumn 2026 Moving to Portugal roadshow
Three Moving to Portugal events announced for Dublin, London and Edinburgh.
Portugal To Take Off: Acceleration Program in California
Accelerate your business growth in California with expert mentorship and networking!
Infraspeak Brings Smart Operations to 47 Countries
Portuguese tech company powers intelligent facility management in 47 countries.
IPO Lisbon uses robotic system to diagnose lung cancer
IPO Lisbon first Portuguese hospital to use robotic bronchoscopy for lung cancer diagnosis.
Catalyxx Invests €120M in Sines Chemicals Plant
Catalyxx to invest €120M in renewable chemicals plant at Sines, Portugal.
Extra-EU exports of beer down 11% in 2025
A decline of 11% compared with 2024.
EU R&D government allocations up by 61% in 10 years
In 2025, EU governments allocated an estimated €130 200 million on their budgets to R&D.
Portuguese students develop smart pen designed to detect anaemia
Four Portuguese students have developed BeRed, a non-invasive smart pen.
Portuguese Royal Treasury Museum named Museum of the Year 2026
Lisbon’s Royal Treasury Museum named Museum of the Year 2026 at the Portuguese Business Awards.
This 1.5 MW electric truck charger just cleared a key US hurdle
Portuguese EV firm i-charging secures US and Canada certification for 1.5MW truck charger.
Accelerating the energy transition in ports
UNCTAD launches training for cleaner, more efficient ports.
New books explore trade and global finance
Authors probe complex issues to shed light on global economic challenges.
World Energy Investment 2026
The global benchmark for tracking investment trends across the energy sector.
IEA, IMF, World Bank and WTO issue joint statement
Joint Statement by the Heads of the IEA, IMF, World Bank, and WTO.
