New Sheet expands business and takes steps in the international market

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The Portuguese agency New Sheet is consolidating its international presence by holding events in Europe and Latin America.

The agency, which specialises in the creation, organisation and production of events and artistic content, is strengthening its global presence and consolidating itself as a 360º agency, having had an international presence in recent years. The Portuguese company has already carried out projects in Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, Barcelona and the Bahamas.

New Sheet's international expansion is supported by Wagmi, its business area dedicated to internationalisation, whose mission is to facilitate the company's presence in new markets and support global clients in projects outside Portugal.

“New Sheet was born out of entertainment and learned to create experiences that leave a lasting impression on people. Today, that same creative DNA is at the service of brands and companies anywhere in the world,” explains Paulo Silva, CEO and founder of New Sheet, adding: “Our structure and methodology allow us to think and produce events in an integrated way, with the same quality and consistency that already sets us apart in Portugal.”

From national producer to global partner

With a team of 30 permanent employees and a network of more than 300 outsourced professionals, New Sheet positions itself as a flexible and multidisciplinary structure that responds to projects of any size, from corporate and institutional events to international activations of technology brands.
In recent months, New Sheet has been responsible for conferences, team building activities, hackathons and corporate parties in European and Latin American cities, integrating storytelling, artistic performance and technology to create experiences with a strong emotional component and lasting impact.

“These international projects demonstrate that our methodology – which combines technical rigour, artistic direction and emotional involvement – is valued in any market. That is why we want to continue exporting Portuguese creativity, establishing New Sheet as a 360º agency,” emphasises Paulo Silva.

Creative vision with international reach

Recognised for creating the phenomenon in Portugal, Revenge of the 90s, New Sheet has evolved from an entertainment production company to increasingly position itself as a 360º agency, focusing on the integration of art, technology and brand narrative.

The company sees internationalisation as a natural step in its trajectory: a reflection of the maturity of the Portuguese market and the growing recognition of national creativity in the sectors of technology, innovation and culture.

“More than exporting events, we want to export an approach: creating experiences that combine emotion, design and technology with tangible results for brands. It is this integrated vision that we want to take to new markets,” adds the CEO of New Sheet.

Towards new markets

In 2026, New Sheet intends to continue developing international events and strengthening partnerships with technology brands, public entities and international organisations in strategic markets in Europe, Latin America and the Middle East.

At the same time, the company remains strongly committed to Portugal. An example of this is Noitada de Portimão 2025, which attracted 250,000 visitors (an increase of 100,000 compared to the previous year) and had a significant economic and tourist impact on the region.

‘The internationalisation of New Sheet is not just a geographical expansion. It is an affirmation of our vision: to be a 360º producer, capable of thinking for both national and international DNA, adapting each event to the culture, identity and objectives of each client,’ concludes Paulo Silva.