PT Prime SGPS, S.A. is a holding company within the PT Group
and is dedicated to corporate clients. It is comprised of three
companies:
PT Prime Tradecom - Soluções empresariais
de comércio electrónico, S.A.
PT Prime, S.A. PT Prime - Soluções
Empresariais de Telecomunicações e Sistemas,
S.A. was set up in October 1999, with 87.5% of its capital
held by Portugal Telecom and 12.5% by SIBS - Sociedade
Interbancária de Serviços (12.5%). Operating
in the infocommunications sector, PT Prime is positioned
as the main interface to the most demanding enterprise
market, integrating advanced telecommunications services
with information systems and electronic commerce. With
its IP-based services, PT Prime allows the Portugal Telecom
Group to provide convergence between fixed and mobile
telephony and the Internet.
Megamedia, Soluções Multimedia, S.A.
Founded in 1992, Megamedia is dedicated to the design
and production of solutions for the Digital Economy.
After becoming part of the PT Group in 2000, Megamedia
and PT Prime have a client portfolio containing many
of the largest national companies and some of the largest
global companies. Quality and technological leadership
are confirmed by Megamedia's market feedback, and due
to the quality of its staff, who work by the slogan
"The Guarantee of a Quality Project."
BES.COM,SGPS,
S.A. - 17%
BES.com is a holding company that has been set up within the
BES group to identify and develop new business models that can
exploit the growth opportunities resulting from careful harvesting
of the potential of new, Internet-related technologies. Its
mission thus consists in generating value from New Economy greenfield
opportunities.
Caixa Web, SGPS,S.A.
- 17%
Caixaweb, S.G.P.S.,
S.A. was founded on 5 July 2000 and has a share capital of 25,000,000
euro, wholly owned by Caixa Geral de Depósitos.
Caixaweb's operations cover non-core areas of the CGD Group,
preferentially in partnership with other companies or institutions,
focusing on projects with the following characteristics:
- They should be profitable and self-sustaining
- Although the projects cover non-core areas, they should have
a positive direct and indirect impact on the core areas of the
CGD Group
- They should include a major e-business component, although
the use of traditional channels is not excluded.
In short, Caixaweb has adopted a "bricks & clicks"
strategy: the "bricks" resulting from its ties with
the Group's traditional business areas, the "clicks"
resulting from its entry into new, online business areas and
the adoption of new technology.
