News | Euroeste - Leaders in Agrobusiness

A Euroeste is highlighted in the publication 1000 European Companies to Inspire 2016, a London Stock Exchange Group's iniciative, as one of the most vibrant companies to inspire the year 2016, with billing values around €50M - €75M.

Visão magazine interviewed the CEO Pedro Garcia de Matos and published an article about the new project of Euroeste in Angola, making a picture of the activity of the whole group in Portugal and internationally

With a picture captured in the corn meal factory of Santo António's Farm on the cover, Jornal de Angola highlights Euroeste's project and the jobs created through it.

After the site visit, Jornal de Angola describes Euroeste's new project in Cunene province, "which can turn out to be the largest agro-industrial pole of the south of Angola"

Pedro Garcia de Matos was interviewed by País €conómico magazine and highlighted the "strategic triangle formed by Portugal, Brazil and Angola", adressing the main projects and future investments

The weekly edition of Expresso published in the Economy section an article on Euroeste, which resulted from an interview with Pedro Garcia de Matos, the president of the company

Euroeste, through its President, Pedro Garcia de Matos, was present in Caracas, capital of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, at the VIII meeting of the Joint Comission of Bilateral Monitoring Portugal-Venezuela, to sign an intentions letter with the objective of developing an integral complex of meat production

Fernando Teles, chairman of BIC Angola, was present in the Angolan television channel TV Zimbo for an interview with Fair Play program

Euroeste is highlighted in the 2014 edition of Diário Económico's Special 1000 Largest Companies

In an article entitled "Portuguese in the green African revolution", themed by the envolvement of Portuguese entrepreneurs and their investment held in Africa in the agrobusiness sector, the weekly edition of Expresso mentions Euroeste and Pedro Garcia de Matos, with special reference to Santo António's farm project, in Angola