Invest in Portugal

Advanced Manufacturing industry at a glance

24%

Of total national exports of goods

Source: Statistics Portugal (2021).

104.546

Metal Processing Industry

People employed. Source: Statistics Portugal (2021).

22%

Of the companies in the manufacturing industry

Source: Statistics Portugal (2022).

57.056

Electric, Electronic and Mechanical Engineering

People employed. Source: Statistics Portugal (2021).

Metal Processing Industry

The Metal Processing Industry subsector is actively engaged in innovation, supplying the most sophisticated markets in Europe and the USA.

€7B

(12%)
Product exports | 2022

Share of total manufacturing industry. Source: Eurostat

€3,7B

(64%)
Gross value added | 2021

Share in Advanced Manufacturing Industry. Source: Statistics Portugal

29,3

%
Exports to Spain

Source: Eurostat (2022); weight in total Metal and Mechanical Engineering exports.

19,2

%
Exports to France

Source: Eurostat (2022); weight in total Metal and Mechanical Engineering exports.

Electric, Electronic and Mechanical Engineering

Portugal has reinforced its digital maturity, supported by significant R&D capabilities and tech skills, leveraging its competitive positioning in the presenting subsector.

12B €

(20%)
Product exports

Share of total manufacturing industry. Source: Eurostat (2022)

2,1B€

(36%)
Gross value added

Share in Advanced Manufacturing Industry. Source: Statistics Portugal (2021)

19%

Share R&D investment in manufacturing industry

Source: Eurostat (2020)

Recent FDI projects in Portugal

1 /
cable solutions

Fischer Connectors (Switzerland)

In 2022, the Swiss Group Conextivity (formerly Fischer Connectors) announced the construction a new production site in Amarante

electric motors

WEG (Brazil)

In 2022, the Brazilian manufacturing group WEG announced the construction of a new factory in Santo Tirso

Metalworking 1405852 (1)

Bosch Termotecnologia (Germany)

Bosch will install a new production line to manufacture heat pumps at its thermotechnology facility in Aveiro

automotive cables

Coficab (Tunisia)

Announced in 2018, the Coficab Group, a Tunisian multinational established in Portugal since 1993, will invest €30M

Within the group worldwide, Portugal is increasingly a reference, with a clear formula for success: Invented in Portugal and made in Portugal with Portuguese talents.
Javier González Pareja
The facility in Portugal offers better access to Europe and South America and opens doors to new international markets, attracting new customers and subcontracting companies
Nicholas Beck (CEO)
The manufacturing unit in Portugal is one of the cornerstones of the group's operational growth strategy as a global connectivity partner of original equipment to manufacturers worldwide.
Jonathan Brossard (CEO)
Portugal is an attractive location to invest, mainly because of the talent and skills of its human resources, and it's a great investment destination for other German Conextivity companies.
Stephan Meiswinkel (CEO)

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