Portugal

State in companies is “indismissable”. “It has no great history of success in management”

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Briefings

Carlos Moreira da Silva, CEO of Teak Capital, criticized the state's entry into REN and other companies as inadmissible, noting a lack of historical success in state management. He argued that state investment is perverse and criticized the current government for ignoring daily investment decisions. Moreira also highlighted fiscal instability, regulatory issues like the new transparency directive, and generational challenges in managing Portuguese businesses.

Key points

• Carlos Moreira da Silva, CEO of Teak Capital, criticized the state's entry into REN and other companies as inadmissible, noting a lack of historical success in state management.
• Moreira da Silva argued that state investment is perverse and criticized the current government for ignoring daily investment decisions.

Context

Carlos Moreira da Silva, CEO of Teak Capital, criticized the state's entry into REN and other companies as inadmissible, noting a lack of historical success in state management. He argued that state investment is perverse and criticized the current government for ignoring daily investment decisions.

Limitations

Evidence covers only Moreira da Silva's public statements at the Fábrica 2030 conference in Porto. Specific financial figures, company names beyond REN, and exact dates of state intervention are not provided in the source.

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