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Order No. 310/2026 changes the amount and budgetary phasing of the business capitalization project under the Recovery and Resilience Plan, reducing the overall financial burden.
Order No. 310/2026 of July 14th has been published, amending and redistributing the budgetary charges for the project PIDDAR 53517 - C05-i07-RAM - Capitalization Instruments for Madeira Businesses. This project, funded by the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) and executed by the Institute for Business Development (IDE, IP-RAM), aims to strengthen the region's economic competitiveness and alleviate corporate liquidity problems.
The order amends the previous Order No. 703/2024 of November 28th. The main change concerns the reduction of the overall financial burden, which decreases from €4,300,000.00 to €3,515,723.27 (three million, five hundred and fifteen thousand, seven hundred and twenty-three euros and twenty-three cents). This reduction results from the adjustment of target 3.34 of the PRR-RAM, following consultation with the Mission Structure for Portugal's Recovery.
The new multi-year phasing of expenditure has been defined as follows:
The expenditure for the 2026 fiscal year is foreseen in the Private Budget of the Institute for Business Development, IP-RAM. The order entered into force immediately upon its publication.
The Regional Government Council gave a positive opinion on the 2025 Annual Implementation Report for PRODERAM 2020. The document had been approved by written consultation of the monitoring committee on 23 June 2026.
Maximum prices will be €2.003 per litre for 95-octane petrol, €2.091 for road diesel and €1.644 for coloured and marked diesel. The prices take effect at midnight on 3 October 2026.
The Regional Government has authorised financial compensation of up to €15,740.55 for 15 owners of professional fishing boats powered by petrol. The grants relate to fishing activity and will be formalised through programme contracts.