NTEX, the Gothenburg transport and logistics group founded in 2003 by Thomas Ström, has grown into one of Sweden’s largest privately-owned haulage firms — over SEK 3.8 billion in annual sales, some 1,000 employees and 750,000+ shipments a year — with Portuguese offices in Lisbon and at the Porto airport cargo complex in Maia.
NTEX runs international road, sea and air freight with its own terminals and a fleet of more than 1,500 trailers. Its Iberian lane is anchored by two named Portuguese offices — Rua Cidade de Bolama in Lisbon and the Porto airport cargo complex in Maia — connecting Portuguese shippers to the group’s Scandinavian and continental network.
The Portugal–Sweden road-freight lane NTEX serves is the physical backbone of the corridor this publication covers: textiles from the Minho, industrial components from Aveiro and wine from the Douro move north on exactly this kind of capacity, while Nordic retail goods flow south.
Dedicated Nordic-owned freight capacity with named Portuguese offices lowers the practical barrier for every other company in this directory — logistics presence is corridor infrastructure, not just another entry.
Fractio helps Nordic companies enter Portugal — with local presence, without the overhead.
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