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State in companies, “goes and comes” of Trump, “overslash” in management. Phrases of the Factory 2030

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At the ECO Factory 2030 conference in Porto on October 10, 2026, Portuguese business leaders criticized the government's entry into state-owned enterprises and public funds, arguing that state intervention undermines private investment and risks economic stagnation. Key speakers like Carlos Moreira da Silva and Isabel Furtado warned against over-reliance on public capital, while others highlighted the need for generational renewal and scaling private firms to reach 25+ groups exceeding 1 billion euros by 2030. The event underscored concerns about productivity gaps and the urgent need for private capital to complement public financing.

Key points

• Business leaders at the ECO Factory 2030 conference criticized the government's entry into state-owned enterprises and public funds, arguing that state intervention undermines private investment and risks economic stagnation.
• Speakers emphasized the need for generational renewal and scaling private firms to reach 25+ groups exceeding 1 billion euros by 2030 to overcome productivity gaps.

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