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Using firm-level data for Portugal, 2006–2021, we investigate linkages between private financing — private equity (including venture capital) and private debt — and firms’ exporting and innovation. Combining matching and regression procedures, we find that private financing is associated with exporting and R&D activity. Firms financed by private equity are more likely to export and to export a larger share of their sales. They also exhibit higher propensity to allocate employees and funds to R&D, and to channel a larger share of investment into it. Private debt is likewise positively related to innovation inputs and exports, but both effects are limited to the extensive margin.
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Exports Private debt Private equity Research and development (R&D)
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Bação, P., Martins, A., & Portela, M. (2026). Private financing, R&D, and export activity: evidence from Portugal. Economics Letters, 263, Article 112876. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.2026.112876
