Analysts point to growth in non-oil sector showing clear signs of recovery, likely to contribute to country’s economic growth over medium to long-term.
Lisbon
Project, believed to be for Lisbon City Hall, will be first in Europe to use specialist machinery designed and manufactured in China.
Shareholders can look forward to some return on their investments after lean years caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Annual production exceeds 7 million hectolitres; small companies, employing only a handful of staff, predominate.
Competition likely to be stiff with others such as Viamed, Quirónsalud, Vithas and HM Hospitales displaying interest.
Buying property in a low-density area or a ‘tourist apartment’ are two methods to circumvent new regulations intended to divert investment to the interior.
Ministers from both countries call for Macao to strengthen its role as a scientific and technological go-between.
Investment amounts increase sharply next year, while Lisbon, Porto and some coastal areas will be off-limits for buying property.
Research indicates online commerce in the food and beverage industry will grow by more than 8% annually in coming years.