Grupo Zurich Airport firma acordo com BNDES para investir nos aeroportos de Macaé e Vitória

Zurich Airport Group Enters Agreement With BNDES To Invest In The Airports Of Macaé And Vitória

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/04/2020 at 14:53

Updated on 17/04/2020 at 15:00

Grupo Zurich Airport firma acordo com BNDES para investir nos aeroportos de Macaé e Vitória

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Good news for Macaé and Vitória! Amid the pandemic, the company Aeroportos do Sudeste do Brasil (ASeB), which belongs to the Swiss group Zurich Airport, has reached an agreement with the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) to strengthen investments in aviation infrastructure and operational improvements at the airports of Macaé and Vitória. 4 thousand workers on leave; Petrobras halts part of the works at Comperj and the gas pipeline by order of the Itaboraí city hall

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ASeB, which currently operates Vitória Airport (VIX) in Espírito Santo, is the concessionaire responsible for the operation of Macaé Airport (MEA).

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The financing obtained by ASeB from BNDES focuses on strengthening investments in aviation infrastructure, as well as investing in operational improvements at the airport and developing projects for the environment.

“With this financing, ASeB fulfills its investment planning and can enable long-term infrastructure projects, as well as establish actions to increase the demand and connectivity of the airports, contributing to the development of Espírito Santo and Rio de Janeiro,” informed the company.

According to the company, even with the pandemic of the new coronavirus, it is in the interest of the company and the Zurich Airport group to continue investing in Brazil, especially in improving the services related to the airports of Macaé and Vitória.

“We are happy to have closed the deal with the BNDES bank. At all times, there was excellent collaboration from the bank. This way, we were able to support the Brazilian economy, reinforcing our commitment to the country,” stated Matthias Poeter, director of ASeB.

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