Castelo Branco services firm registered in Sweden for building installation work

Windjmpsghost

Technical & business services (Castelo Branco)

Windjmpsghost, Lda (NIF 517167603, Castelo Branco) registered in Sweden as a foreign legal entity (org. no. 502099-4447) on 11 July 2025 for building installation work.

OriginPortugal (Castelo Branco)
Legal entityWindjmpsghost, Lda — NIF 517167603 — Rua Dr. Simplício Magro, Lote 111, 3.º Esq., 6000-332 Castelo Branco (nif.pt; racius.com; Swedish companies register)
Nordic presenceSwedish registration (foreign legal entity) — org. no. 502099-4447 — registered 11 Jul 2025; SNI 43240 (other building installation); approved for F-skatt; status active
SourceSwedish register data (SCB, Bolagsverket, Skatteverket) via allabolag.se (502099-4447); nif.pt (NIF 517167603)
Target marketSweden (registered foreign legal entity)

Corridor footprint

Windjmpsghost registered in Sweden as WINDJMPSGHOST, LDA (utländsk juridisk person, org. no. 502099-4447) on 11 July 2025. The Swedish registration is classed under SNI 43240 (other building installation), and the company holds F-skatt approval from the Swedish Tax Agency.

The parent, Windjmpsghost, Lda, has NIF 517167603 and is registered at Rua Dr. Simplício Magro, Lote 111, 3.º Esq., 6000-332 Castelo Branco. Its Portuguese registration lists management consultancy as its main activity (CAE 70220), with a broad object that also covers technical, safety and environmental consultancy.

Why this matters

Windjmpsghost is one of several Portuguese firms that registered with Swedish authorities in mid-2025 for installation work. Its business in Sweden is registered as building installation, which differs from the consultancy activity on its Portuguese record.

Know this company? If you work at Windjmpsghost or have verified information about its corridor activity, email miguel@fractio.se and we’ll update this page.

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