Infrastructure

The area on the south bank of Lisbon’s River Tagus at Alcochete earmarked for the city’s new Luis de Camões International Airport is at major risk from the type of flooding witnessed in Portugal [...]

Portugal’s government has decided to withdraw Recovery and Resilience Fund financing from the Lisbon Metro Red Line extension plan and the new East Lisbon Hospital Oriental project [...]

The Portuguese-Sino construction giant Mota-Engil has signed a new railway construction contract in Mexico worth around €820 million which, added to other contracts in the country worth around [...]

The company responsible for the maintenance of the Gloria elevator in Lisbon said on Saturday that it was too early to draw any conclusions as to the exact causes of the tragic derailment and [...]

Refurbishment works at Real Madrid football stadium which began before the Covid-19 pandemic, will only likely be completed next year with a total cost of €1.3Bn – an overspend on the [...]

Four tenders from companies competing to undertake the maintenance on Lisbon’s Glória Funicular which derailed on Wednesday early evening killing 16 passengers and injuring 24, five of whom are [...]

At the end of July, Portugal’s Minister of Infrastructures, Miguel Pinto Luz, presented the government’s strategy for its ports for 2025-2035. The minister said the aim was to compete with [...]

The Portuguese industrial group Martifer is up for grabs through a Public Acquisition Offer (PAO) as its shares on the Euronext Lisbon stock market have tumbled from €8 in 2007 when the company [...]

Works aimed at improving the operability of Lisbon’s Humberto Delgado Airport which had begun at the start of the year are proceeding apace. The project, headed by ANA – Aeroportos de [...]

Martifer, the Portuguese multinational industrial group focused on metallic constructions, the shipbuilding industry and renewables, is to compete in a competition to run the Mitrena naval [...]