No. IPG is a private industrial landing platform promoted and coordinated by LDG. It works with public, private, territorial and institutional stakeholders when relevant to each project.
No. IPG helps assess and prepare possible funding, incentive and EU programmes, but eligibility and approval depend on each programme, project, applicant structure and formal decision process.
Yes. IPG is particularly relevant for non-EU companies that want to create a Portuguese or EU-facing industrial presence. Corporate structure, control, eligibility, security and compliance are assessed case by case.
IPG’s preferred model may include a small minority platform participation in selected projects, but every case is negotiated individually. Alternative commercial structures may be considered when aligned with both parties.
IPG coordinates the circuit and can interface with construction and engineering partners. The exact construction model, contractor, responsibilities and contracts are defined case by case.
Portalegre is the priority geographical area of operation for IPG, but project-specific technical, regulatory or strategic requirements may justify assessment of other Portuguese locations.
Yes, but sensitive projects require appropriate legal, regulatory, export-control, security and confidentiality workstreams. IPG does not bypass any legal or institutional requirement.
Submit a project profile or request a confidential meeting. LDG will assess strategic fit and identify the next steps for an Industrial Landing Assessment.