Nordic presence in Portugal

Confidex

RFID & Smart Ticketing

Tampere manufacturer of RFID tags and contactless tickets (Confidex Oy, business ID 1969597-3, Vihiojantie, 33800 Tampere; registered 2005; classified under electronic-component manufacturing in the Finnish register). In September 2024 it won TML – Transportes Metropolitanos de Lisboa’s contract for 9,500,000 contactless memory tickets with the ST25TB512 chip, worth €784,700 (TED award notice 556202-2024 of 17 September 2024), the paper smart tickets used across Lisbon’s public transport.

OriginFinland
HQVihiojantie, 33800 Tampere (Confidex Oy, business ID 1969597-3)
Founded2005 (registered 21 July 2005)
ProductsRFID tags, labels and contactless smart tickets
Portuguese customerTML – Transportes Metropolitanos de Lisboa — 9,500,000 contactless memory tickets (ST25TB512 chip), €784,700 (TED 556202-2024)
Target marketPortugal (public-transport ticketing)

Corridor footprint

Tampere manufacturer of RFID tags and contactless tickets (Confidex Oy, business ID 1969597-3, Vihiojantie, 33800 Tampere; registered 2005; classified under electronic-component manufacturing in the Finnish register). In September 2024 it won TML – Transportes Metropolitanos de Lisboa’s contract for 9,500,000 contactless memory tickets with the ST25TB512 chip, worth €784,700 (TED award notice 556202-2024 of 17 September 2024), the paper smart tickets used across Lisbon’s public transport.

Why this matters

Confidex sits inside the Portugal ↔ Scandinavia business corridor that NorthSouth HQ tracks every day. Its operations are a data point in the broader story of how capital, goods, people and ideas flow between Portugal and the Nordics — a corridor that is accelerating in 2026.

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