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IPDT's 29 May Counterfactual Prints the Porto and Norte Tourism Footprint at €2.4 Billion VAB and 117,321 Direct Jobs — €4.2 Billion and 195,000 Posts on the Expanded Read as Alto Tâmega and Alto Minho Outpace Grande Porto

IPDT's 29 May Counterfactual Prints the Porto and Norte Tourism Footprint at €2.4 Billion VAB and 117,321 Direct Jobs — €4.2 Billion and 195,000 Posts on the Expanded Read as Alto Tâmega and Alto Minho Outpace Grande Porto

IPDT's 29 May counterfactual study pins the Porto-and-Norte tourism footprint at €2.4 billion in regional VAB and 117,321 direct jobs (€4.2bn and 195,000 on the expanded read). Alto Tâmega +8.3%, Alto Minho +6.2% and Tâmega-e-Sousa +6.5% outpace Grande Porto on the Q1 dormidas tape.
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Parpública's Non-Strategic Carteira Moves Into the Sales Window After Friday's Conselho de Ministros Authorisation — 19 Holdings, Nine 100%-Owned and Minorities in Galp, CTT and NOS Inside the Market-Conditions Disposal Frame

Parpública's Non-Strategic Carteira Moves Into the Sales Window After Friday's Conselho de Ministros Authorisation — 19 Holdings, Nine 100%-Owned and Minorities in Galp, CTT and NOS Inside the Market-Conditions Disposal Frame

Friday's Conselho de Ministros authorised Parpública to sell its non-strategic stakes inside a three-test market frame — 19 holdings, nine 100%-owned (Estamo, INCM, Companhia das Lezírias, Águas de Portugal) and minorities in Galp, CTT, NOS, Cruz Vermelha and Inapa.
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