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Euronext Lisbon · Exchange Overview

Lisbon — Euronext Lisbon and the Portuguese Cyclical Market

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Euronext Lisbon is home to three of the Iberian Peninsula's most interesting cyclical companies: Galp (oil & gas), EDP (renewable energy) and Navigator Company (pulp & paper). Each is driven by a different macro signal, making Lisbon one of the most varied cycle expressions per exchange in the Signycle universe.

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The PSI as a Cyclical Index

The PSI (Portuguese Stock Index) is a small but cyclically rich benchmark. Energy and utilities account for a disproportionately large share of the index, reflecting Portugal's significant oil production (via Galp in Angola and Brazil) and its ambitious renewable energy buildout. Portugal has one of the highest shares of renewable electricity in Europe — driven by Atlantic wind, southern solar and extensive hydropower.

The three Signycle-tracked Lisbon stocks represent three entirely different cycle expressions: Galp follows the Brent crude oil cycle, EDP follows the EUR 10-year rate (renewable energy cycle) and Navigator follows the NBSK pulp price cycle.

Galp: The Brent Cycle

Galp is Portugal's only major integrated oil and gas company, with significant upstream production in Angola, Brazil and Mozambique. The Brent signal (buy below $50/bbl, sell above $108/bbl) drove +93% in the COVID recovery cycle — 27 months from March 2020 to June 2022.

EDP: The Rate Cycle

EDP (Energias de Portugal) is one of Europe's largest renewable energy companies, with wind and solar operations across Europe, North America and Brazil. The EUR 10-year rate (buy below 1.5%, sell above 3.0%) drove +189% over 105 months from October 2012 to July 2021 — closely matching Iberdrola and Enel in the same cycle.

Navigator: The Pulp Cycle

Navigator Company is Portugal's largest industrial company and one of Europe's leading producers of high-quality eucalyptus pulp and uncoated woodfree paper. The NBSK pulp signal (buy below $750/t, sell above $1,350/t) captured +93% over 34 months in the 2014–2017 pulp recovery — the same signal that drives Stora Enso in Helsinki.

How to Follow Lisbon Signals

The three Lisbon signals are entirely independent — Brent, EUR rates and pulp prices move on different supply/demand cycles. Lisbon is the only exchange in the Signycle universe where an investor can access an oil cycle, a rate cycle and a fibre commodity cycle from a single national market.

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