Vibra Company Announces Investment of R$ 70 Million in Infrastructure Works at Miramar Port in Pará State

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 23/06/2022 at 22:22

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The R$ 70 Million Investment by Vibra Is the Largest by the Company in an Operational Area and Will Be Destined for Infrastructure Works Needed to Improve the Cargo Movement Operation at the Port of Miramar, in Para.

After winning the auction for the leasing of area BEL08 at the Port of Miramar, in Belém, in the state of Para, the company Vibra is this Thursday, (06/23), with a planned investment of R$ 70 million for the complex. The amount will be allocated to infrastructure works necessary to make the transportation and shipping of goods at the site even more efficient over the coming years.

Operational Area BEL08 at the Port of Miramar Will Receive a Total of R$ 70 Million in Investment for Infrastructure Works by Vibra in the Coming Months

The logistics and energy company Vibra announced a multimillion-dollar investment plan for the operational area BEL08, located at the Port of Miramar in the state of Para, having acquired it in a concession auction. This is the largest investment the company has ever made in an operational area and will serve as a way to ensure infrastructure works and expansion, increasing the installed capacity from 50,000 m³ to 78,000 m³.

The Port of Miramar is one of the largest in Brazil in installed capacity and currently has a total of 130,000 m³ of installed tanking capacity, with good expansion expectations over the next few years.

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Vibra Celebrates Multimillion-Dollar Investment in Infrastructure Works at the Port of Miramar and Highlights the Importance of the Business for the Company and for the Complex

The infrastructure works project by Vibra at the Port of Miramar will significantly contribute to the complex in the coming years, as the investment in the base will reinforce the supply of derivatives and biofuels in the state of Para, ensuring autonomy in fuel supply.

In addition, the community in the state of Para will also benefit from the works over the coming years, as the company expects to generate around 120 direct jobs, peaking at 250 during the height of the construction.

And, in celebration of the investment at the Port of Miramar, Marcelo Fernandes Bragança, Executive Vice President of Operations, Logistics, and Sourcing at Vibra, commented that “This is an important investment for Vibra. The Port of Miramar is a strategic terminal, as it handles a large part of the fuel consumed in the state of Para, in addition to the liquid bulk distributed in the port’s areas of influence. With the expansion of the facilities, Vibra continues its mission to ensure the supply of the region.”

Now, the company is only waiting for the necessary bidding processes to begin the infrastructure works project and start expanding the installed capacity at the Port of Miramar over the coming months of 2022.

Vibra Company Announces Investment of R$ 70 Million in Infrastructure Works at Miramar Port in Pará State

The R$ 70 Million Investment by Vibra Is the Largest by the Company in an Operational Area and Will Be Destined for Infrastructure Works Needed to Improve the Cargo Movement Operation at the Port of Miramar, in Para.

Operational Area BEL08 at the Port of Miramar Will Receive a Total of R$ 70 Million in Investment for Infrastructure Works by Vibra in the Coming Months

Vibra Celebrates Multimillion-Dollar Investment in Infrastructure Works at the Port of Miramar and Highlights the Importance of the Business for the Company and for the Complex

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Vibra Company Announces Investment of R$ 70 Million in Infrastructure Works at Miramar Port in Pará State

The R$ 70 Million Investment by Vibra Is the Largest by the Company in an Operational Area and Will Be Destined for Infrastructure Works Needed to Improve the Cargo Movement Operation at the Port of Miramar, in Para.

Operational Area BEL08 at the Port of Miramar Will Receive a Total of R$ 70 Million in Investment for Infrastructure Works by Vibra in the Coming Months

Vibra Celebrates Multimillion-Dollar Investment in Infrastructure Works at the Port of Miramar and Highlights the Importance of the Business for the Company and for the Complex

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