In 2025, Suldouro recorded solid growth in separate collection, reaching a total of 33,368 tonnes of recyclable materials – an increase of 7.5% compared to 2024. This result reflects the joint efforts of the local population and the commitment of various local institutions, notably the municipalities of Vila Nova de Gaia and Santa Maria da Feira, as well as their respective parish councils, combined with the operational work carried out by Suldouro. One of the highlights of 2025 was the consolidation of the ‘Reciclagem à Porta’ project, the system that allows residents to sort their waste at home, using dedicated bins that are collected by Suldouro according to a pre-defined schedule. In 2025, this model grew once again, reaching around 2.5% and exceeding 10,500 tonnes collected, cementing its position as one of the pillars of these results. Since 2014, Door-to-Door Recycling has completely transformed the recycling landscape in the region, now accounting for over 40% of the packaging collected.

Selective collection maintains positive trend and energy produced from waste exceeds 500 GWh. EGF, the leader in urban waste treatment and recovery in Portugal, recorded significant progress in its main operational indicators in 2025, particularly in the treatment and recovery of biowaste and selective collection, reinforcing its commitment to environmental sustainability, innovation and operational efficiency.

The Mota-Engil Group is deeply saddened to announce that António Mota, the Group's long-standing leader who served as its chairman for more than 27 years, from 1995 to January 2023, passed away this morning in the city of Porto. Today we bid farewell to an extraordinary man, a visionary entrepreneur who leaves behind a unique legacy, known for his humanistic spirit and solidarity with society, and the mark he left on everyone who knew him.

The European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR) 2025 takes place between November 22nd and 30th, with a special focus on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), a rapidly growing stream with a strong environmental impact. The initiative also aims to promote the essential principles of reduction, reuse, and recycling, encouraging citizens, public and private entities to adopt more sustainable practices.

The European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR) 2025 takes place between November 22nd and 30th, with a special focus on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), a rapidly growing stream with a strong environmental impact. The initiative also aims to promote the essential principles of reduction, reuse, and recycling, encouraging citizens, public and private entities to adopt more sustainable practices.

Closer to the Citizen to Better Raise Awareness and Education EGF has launched the Recycling Line app, a free, nationwide, and public service that supports citizens on issues related to the collection and treatment of urban waste. Aligned with customer behavior trends, the Recycling Line app aims to facilitate and encourage recycling through a practical, accessible, and intuitive tool that allows users to ask questions and contribute to the adoption of more conscious behaviors and good environmental practices in their daily lives.