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The government is already in negotiations with the two candidates to purchase TAP

CNN Portugal4 September 2026 at 15:02

The Portuguese Government is currently in negotiations with two candidates to purchase TAP, the country's flag carrier. The conversations are underway to determine which of the proposals will be chosen for the privatization of the company.

António Leitão Amaro, a figure involved in the process, stated that the two proposals presented by the candidates, although different from each other, have a "very close overall evaluation." This suggests that both offers are similar in terms of value and general conditions.

The sale process of TAP has generated significant interest, given the weight of the airline in the Portuguese economy and the country's transport sector. The government seeks to ensure the best possible conditions for the privatization.

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