Seco Tools, the Fagersta-based metal-cutting specialist within the Sandvik group, operates in Portugal through Seco Tools Portugal — Ferramentas de Corte, Lda (NIF 505021609), based in the Santa Maria da Feira / São João da Madeira industrial belt, serving the Portuguese metalworking and moulds industry.
Seco Tools supplies milling, turning and holemaking tools to manufacturers in around 75 countries from its base in Fagersta, Sweden, as part of the Sandvik group’s machining solutions business. Its registered Portuguese subsidiary — Seco Tools Portugal — Ferramentas de Corte, Lda, NIF 505021609, a sociedade por quotas registered in the Aveiro district — gives it a direct commercial and technical presence in the Santa Maria da Feira / São João da Madeira industrial belt.
That location is no accident: the entity sits on the doorstep of Portugal’s moulds and precision-metalworking cluster, whose Marinha Grande and Oliveira de Azeméis ecosystems are among Europe’s leading suppliers of injection moulds — heavy consumers of exactly the cutting tools Seco sells. The company appears in the Swedish Embassy and Luso-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (CLS) catalogue of Swedish investments in Portugal.
Alongside Sandvik’s own Portuguese operation and fellow Swedish industrials Atlas Copco, Epiroc and SKF, Seco Tools shows how deeply Swedish industrial technology is woven into Portugal’s manufacturing supply chain — the corridor’s least visible but most persistent layer.
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