Businessman Manuel Fino died

He was involved in the Power War in BCP, which would have contributed to his bankruptcy.

The businessman Manuel Fino, who became known for being a shareholder of Cimpor and for having participated in the BCP power war, with credit from Caixa, died this Thursday.

Coming from a family linked to woolen farms in Portalegre, he made his fortune investing in the stock market and appeared on Exame magazine's list of the richest Portuguese in 2008

He was 98 years old.

Manuel Fino, who became known for his connection to Cimpor, died this Thursday, July 1. The businessman was 98 years old and the news is being reported by the economic press. In addition to Cimpor, Manuel Fino was also a shareholder in BCP and Soares da Costa. The cause of his death, which occurred in the early hours of Wednesday at the CUF Hospital in Cascais, was not disclosed. In 2019, remember, Manuel Fino's children were invited to hearings…

Businessman Manuel Fino died this Thursday at the age of 98 at the CUF Hospital in Cascais.