Comporte Group Wins Auction and Takes Over Operation of Three Train Lines in São Paulo

Written by Carla Teles

Published on 28/03/2025 at 21:28

O Grupo Comporte ganhou o leilão para cuidar de três linhas de trem em São Paulo. Agora, a empresa vai investir para melhorar estações, trilhos e o transporte de milhares de pessoas todos os dias.

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Billion-Dollar Contract Anticipates Expansion, Modernization, and Greater Efficiency in Public Transport of the Capital and Metropolitan Area

The public transport system in São Paulo is undergoing an important transformation. The Comporte Group won the auction for lines 11-Coral, 12-Safira, and 13-Jade of CPTM, taking over the operation of 124 kilometers of tracks that connect the city center to the east zone, Guarulhos, and Alto Tietê. With a 31-year contract and over R$ 14 billion in planned investments, the new concession promises to modernize the system, build new stations, expand the rail network, and generate savings for public finances. This information was published by portals such as InfoMoney, Diário do Transporte, UOL Economia, and IstoÉ Dinheiro.

The auction was conducted by the São Paulo Stock Exchange (B3) and the winner was the Comporte Group, linked to the Constantino family, founders of Gol Linhas Aéreas. The company surpassed CCR’s proposal by offering a discount of 2.57% on the annual compensation of R$ 1.49 billion expected by the state government. According to InfoMoney, the result represents an approximate saving of R$ 1 billion over the duration of the contract. Governor Tarcísio de Freitas celebrated the victory as a decisive step towards requalifying the rail transport system in São Paulo.

Expansion and Improvements to Lines 11, 12, and 13

Among the commitments of the concession are the construction of eight new stations, the renovation of another 24, and the complete reconstruction of four. The 11-Coral line will be extended to César de Souza in Mogi das Cruzes. The 12-Safira line will reach Suzano and have integration with line 11, while the 13-Jade line will be prolonged to Bonsucesso in Guarulhos. According to information from Diário do Transporte, the goal is to conclude all works by 2040, with a large portion delivered in the first seven years of the contract.

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The contract anticipates investments of around R$ 14.3 billion in infrastructure, rolling stock, technology, and operations. According to the IstoÉ Dinheiro report, the investments focus on increasing transport capacity, energy efficiency, and passenger safety. The public-private partnership will allow the state of São Paulo to improve the quality of the services provided without compromising direct budgetary resources, while maintaining control over regulation and oversight of operations.

Strategic Lines for Peripheral Areas of São Paulo

The three lines involved in the concession serve areas of high population density, with thousands of passengers dependent on the rail transport daily. The 11-Coral line, for example, is one of the busiest in CPTM and crosses populous neighborhoods in the east zone. The 13-Jade line connects São Paulo to Guarulhos Airport. According to UOL Economia, the expansion of these lines could positively impact urban mobility and regional development in the coming decades.

Comporte Expands Presence and Reinforces Role in National Transport

With the victory in the auction, the Comporte Group consolidates its presence in the Brazilian railway sector. The company already manages the metro in Belo Horizonte and was responsible for winning the São Paulo-Campinas train project. Now, with the operation of part of the CPTM network, the group positions itself as one of the main urban mobility operators in the country. According to InfoMoney, Comporte’s entry into São Paulo’s lines represents a shift in the profile of state public transport management, with greater participation from the private sector.

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04/04/2025 11:17

“O grupo COMPORTE não demonstra um bom tratamento aos seus motoristas rodoviários, oferecendo baixos salários e alojamentos precários, semelhantes a albergues. É questionável se eles estarão preparados para cuidar das linhas de trem. Além disso, os ônibus da empresa frequentemente quebram e as peças são remanufaturadas, o que me faz duvidar da capacidade do grupo em manter a segurança e eficiência de suas operações, especialmente nas linhas de trem.”

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Ricardo

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01/04/2025 11:13

Em Novembro Grupo Comporte assume a operação da linha 7, ai veremos o fracasso que será a administração dessa linha sob o comando do Grupo Comporte.
Essas concessões do transporte sobre trilhos visam favorecer os grandes empresários deixando a população em último plano.
Atual governo quer deixar o transporte paulista igual ao do Rio de Janeiro.

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