Investments

FARMS

FARMS

In Alentejo, the estates are mostly made up of cork oak forests and sowing land. Many of these properties explore cattle, sheep and equestrian production. The cork oak forest is a source of excellent income, cork is extracted every 9 years, as it is a sustainable and essential product for world wine production, it maintains a good market value, worth an average of €40 per arroba.

VINEYARDS AND CELLARS

VINEYARDS AND CELLARS

Portugal is a major wine producer, producing around 6.3 million hectoliters per year. From North to South of the country, spread over the various wine regions, Alentejo, Dão, Douro, Lisbon, Tejo, Algarve and Vinhos Verdes, we can find many highly successful projects, with wine brands winning several international competitions.

We accompany the entire investment process in a wine production business, we have more than 10 years of experience in this area.

Portugal is a major wine producer, producing around 6.3 million hectoliters per year. From North to South of the country, spread over the various wine regions, Alentejo, Dão, Douro, Lisbon, Tejo, Algarve and Vinhos Verdes, we can find many highly successful projects, with wine brands winning several international competitions.

We accompany the entire investment process in a wine production business, we have more than 10 years of experience in this area.

RURAL HOTELS

RURAL HOTELS

Tourism in rural areas has been growing over the last decade. The demand for this type of accommodation, which combines comfort with nature, has become the preferred modality for consumers.

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Tourism in rural areas has been growing over the last decade. The demand for this type of accommodation, which combines comfort with nature, has become the preferred modality for consumers.

Tourism in rural areas has been growing over the last decade. The demand for this type of accommodation, which combines comfort with nature, has become the preferred modality for consumers.

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Tourism in rural areas has been growing over the last decade. The demand for this type of accommodation, which combines comfort with nature, has become the preferred modality for consumers.

Tourism in rural areas has been growing over the last decade. The demand for this type of accommodation, which combines comfort with nature, has become the preferred modality for consumers.

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