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Santa Maria da Feira

  • 3d ago

    Portugal picks Lufthansa over Air France-KLM for 44.9% stake in TAP

    The offer values the 44.9% holding at €1,025 million, with a second-phase bid of €1,351 million for the remaining 50.1% already under negotiation.

  • Oct 7

    Portuguese adults face vaccine knowledge gaps as hospital study records 18% RSV mortality

    Surveys show over 60% of Portuguese adults do not know which vaccines are in the national programme, while a six-year hospital study urges state funding for adult RSV inoculations after documenting high fatality rates.

  • Jun 29

    Lufthansa breaks ground on Portuguese repair plant as CEO declares readiness to run TAP ‘today’

    Lufthansa Technik launched construction of a €300 million component repair centre in Santa Maria da Feira on Monday, while CEO Carsten Spohr stated the group is ready to assume management of TAP immediately if Lisbon wants.

  • May 30

    Portuguese inflation holds at 3.3% in May as energy costs surge 13.2%, but minister insists 'people are living better'

    Portugal's consumer price index remained at 3.3% year-on-year in May, driven by a 13.2% jump in energy products linked to Middle East disruptions, while Economy Minister Castro Almeida argued that wage growth of 6.6% means households are still better off.

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