Civil-works contractor registered in Sweden

Paralelídoneo

Road & civil construction (Marco de Canaveses)

Paralelídoneo - Unipessoal Lda (NIF 515869260, Marco de Canaveses) registered in Sweden as a foreign legal entity (org. no. 502102-5258) on 24 July 2026 for road construction and other civil engineering works.

OriginPortugal (Marco de Canaveses)
Legal entityParalelídoneo - Unipessoal Lda — NIF 515869260 — Rua Serpa Pinto 254, Alpendorada, 4575-443 Marco de Canaveses (nif.pt; Swedish companies register)
Nordic presenceSwedish registration (foreign legal entity, F-tax) — org. no. 502102-5258 — registered 24 Jul 2026; SNI 42110 (roads and motorways) and 42990 (other civil engineering); F-skatt registered
SourceSwedish Companies Registration Office data via allabolag.se (502102-5258); nif.pt (NIF 515869260)
Target marketSweden (registered foreign legal entity)

Corridor footprint

Paralelídoneo registered in Sweden as PARALELIDONEO - UNIPESSOAL LDA (utländsk juridisk person, org. no. 502102-5258), on 24 July 2026. The Swedish registration is classed under construction of roads and motorways (SNI 42110) and other civil engineering projects (SNI 42990), is registered for Swedish F-tax, and reports a headcount of 1–4.

The parent, Paralelídoneo - Unipessoal Lda, is a single-shareholder limited company with NIF 515869260, registered at Rua Serpa Pinto 254, 4575-443 Alpendorada, in the municipality of Marco de Canaveses (Porto district).

Why this matters

Marco de Canaveses and the Tâmega valley have long supplied construction crews to northern Europe. Paralelídoneo is one of several firms from the area that have recently registered Swedish registrationes to take on civil works there.

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