Innovative companies: Portugal joins the alliance to generate 80 billion
Portugal joins the European alliance to mobilise EUR 80 billion for technology companies
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Portugal joins the European alliance to mobilise EUR 80 billion for technology companies. The final size of the initiative will be defined in the second half of 2026 after the end of the first subscription period. The second phase of the initiative will also have the support of several private institutional investors, including AltamarCAM, Azimut Holding, Banco Santander, BBVA, Danske Bank, Green Arrow Capital and Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo, and new participants are expected to join.
Furthermore, Cited by the note, Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento points out that Portugal supports the initiative by considering that it contributes to "deepening European capital markets, mobilizing private investment and helping innovative companies to gain scale and compete in international markets". The mechanism will operate in parallel and in conjunction with existing national initiatives, such as the French “Tibi” or the German “WIN”, with the aim of creating a more federated and efficient capital and investment market in the European Union. According to the EIB, the objective is to address the financing gap faced by European technology companies in the expansion phase, allowing them to grow and compete globally without using funding outside Europe.
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Portugal joins the European alliance to mobilise EUR 80 billion for technology companies.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe final size of the initiative will be defined in the second half of 2026 after the end of the first subscription period.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe second phase of the initiative will also have the support of several private institutional investors, including AltamarCAM, Azimut Holding, Banco Santander, BBVA, Danske Bank, Green Arrow Capital and Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo, and new participants are expected to join.
reliability low1/3 sourcesCited by the note, Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento points out that Portugal supports the initiative by considering that it contributes to "deepening European capital markets, mobilizing private investment and helping innovative companies to gain scale and compete in international markets".
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The mechanism will operate in parallel and in conjunction with existing national initiatives, such as the French “Tibi” or the German “WIN”, with the aim of creating a more federated and efficient capital and investment market in the European Union.
according to Jornal EconómicoAccording to the EIB, the objective is to address the financing gap faced by European technology companies in the expansion phase, allowing them to grow and compete globally without using funding outside Europe.
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