Banco Regional de Brasília Releases Over R$ 180 Million for Investments in Construction Projects in Maranhão

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 27/03/2021 at 11:20

Updated on 27/03/2021 at 11:21

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Investments of R$ 180 Million for the Resumption of Civil Construction Works in Maranhão

Through the credit investment operation made available via Banco Regional de Brasília, infrastructure and civil construction works will help improve the daily lives of the population in Maranhão and logistical operations. Discussions began this year after the Secretary of Industry, Commerce, and Energy (Seinc), Simplício Araújo, facilitated the implementation of BRB in Maranhão and presented the project to the bank’s Director of Wholesale and Government, Eugenia Melo, according to the state government.

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In total, the investments will be in four works at strategic locations in Maranhão, which consist of between roads and points. The draft law for the credit investment operation in the amount of 180 million has already been submitted by the current governor of Maranhão, Flávio Dino, for approval by the State Legislative Assembly.

What Works Will Be Done With the Investments?

The works include a bridge in the municipality of Barreirinhas over the Preguiças River, paving of the MA-211 highway between the municipalities of Central do Maranhão and Bequimão, improvement and paving of the MA-247 highway between the municipalities of São Luís Gonzaga and Trizidela do Vale, and the execution of maintenance on the MA-006 highway between the municipalities of Grajaú and Formosa da Serra Negra.

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Civil Construction in Maranhão

The civil construction sector has one of the broadest production chains encompassing the segment of suppliers of raw materials, construction equipment, and related service sectors. In Maranhão, this sector contributes significantly to the economic composition, mainly through job and income generation for the population.

In recent years, civil construction has shown good performance, having recorded the largest participation, primarily through Federal Programs, highlighting the Growth Acceleration Program in Minha Casa Minha Vida, which positively impacted this sector.

The civil construction sector in Maranhão has also experienced intense growth due to the establishment of retail networks and shopping centers. This has led to an increase in business, enterprises, property offers, job creation, and income. The expectation is that civil construction will continue at a reasonable pace of activity in Maranhão.

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