Penafiel civil-works contractor specialising in granite paving and stone processing (Coutofiel – Construções, Lda., NIF 505985799, 4560-750 Peroselo, Penafiel; founded 2002). It has been registered in Sweden as a foreign legal entity, COUTOFIEL CONSTRUCOES LDA (org. no. 502077-1324), since 31 March 2016 and is currently registered there for F-tax and as an employer; its own portfolio lists Swedish jobs captioned Malmö (2018), “Gälve” (2019), Varberg (2021, 2022) and Landskrona (2023).
Coutofiel – Construções, Lda. (NIF 505985799) is a private limited company (sociedade por quotas) based at Avenida Central de Peroselo in Penafiel, in the Porto district, with a share capital of EUR 135,000. Founded on 30 June 2002 and classified under CAE 42990 (other civil engineering works), it describes itself as a construction firm specialised mainly in paving and granite processing: it lays paving, builds walls and carries out sanitation works, and sells granite setts in several colours and sizes, kerbs and perpianho blocks.
In Sweden, the company has been registered as a foreign legal entity (utländsk juridisk person) under the name COUTOFIEL CONSTRUCOES LDA, org. no. 502077-1324, since 31 March 2016. It is registered there for F-tax and as an employer, is not VAT-registered, and is listed under road and motorway construction (SNI 42110). Its own portfolio has a dedicated Sweden section with jobs captioned Malmö (2018), “Gälve” (2019), Varberg (2021 and 2022) and Landskrona (2023), alongside further Swedish projects dated 2021 to 2023; the company names Spain, France, Sweden and Germany as the European markets it serves.
Coutofiel sits inside the Portugal ↔ Scandinavia business corridor that NorthSouth HQ tracks every day. It is a Penafiel granite and paving contractor that works in Sweden through a Swedish tax and employer registration rather than a local subsidiary, with project work documented in Skåne and Halland.
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