Omexom Portugal is committed to driving innovative and sustainable power responsibility practices. Based in Loures (Lisbon district) and with an office in Maia (Oporto district), Omexom Portugal operates through 3 business units, offering solutions for different fields of expertise:
Estrada Nacional 115, Km 78.67 – Edifício D
2664-502 São Julião do Tojal
Tel: (+351) 21 973 70 00
Email: comunicacao.pt@omexom.com
Rua da Estrada, 984 – Lote 5 Moreira
4470-600 Maia
Tel: (+351) 22 943 74 10
Email: comunicacao.pt@omexom.com
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