Port of Cabedelo in Paraíba Becomes One of the Most Efficient Ports in the Country According to MInfra Evaluation

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 27/11/2020 at 11:37

Porto de cabedelo – Paraíba – PB

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Port of Cabedelo, Located on the Northern Coast of Paraíba, Is Now One of the Ports with the Most Efficient Management According to MInfra.

The Port of Cabedelo Received the Ports + Brazil Award, Placing Third in the Award Ranking, in the EBITDA Margin Variation Category by MInfra.

32 Brazilian Ports Participated in the Award, but Only 7 Ports Were Awarded by MInfra

Totaling 32 Ports in Brazil, Only 7 of Them Were Awarded by MInfra Last Tuesday the 24th. From the Northeast, Only the Ports of Itaqui and Cabedelo Received the Award. The Ports Award is Based on the IGAP, According to MInfra.

This Award is Based on the Port Authority Management Index – IGAP. The Event Took Place Last Tuesday the 24th, and the Award Was Presented by Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas, Who Is the Minister of Infrastructure – MInfra, and Was Received by Gilmara Timóteo, Who Is the President Director of Docas/PB, During the National Forum on Logistics and Port Infrastructure Brazil Export, in the Federal District.

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EBITDA Margin Concept – Port of Cabedelo

The EBITDA Margin Is Nothing More Than the Abstraction of the Finance and Accounting Areas of Corporations, Reflecting the Generation of Working Capital of a Company, Based on Its Operational Activities, Which Is Precisely What Led the Port of Cabedelo to Win.

It Refers to a Calculated Indicator That Uses Two Pieces of Information: EBITDA and Revenue, Knowing That the Original Formula Divides the Second by the First, Thus Finalizing the Value of the Margin. In This Sense, the Port of Cabedelo Ensures a Reduction in Expenses and a Significant Increase in Revenue, with a Margin Exceeding 200% in 2019, Making It One of the Most Efficient Ports.

Port of Cabedelo in Paraíba Becomes One of the Most Efficient Ports in the Country According to MInfra Evaluation

Port of Cabedelo, Located on the Northern Coast of Paraíba, Is Now One of the Ports with the Most Efficient Management According to MInfra.

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Port of Cabedelo in Paraíba Becomes One of the Most Efficient Ports in the Country According to MInfra Evaluation

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He transformed an abandoned plastic water tank into an underground house in the “hobbit hole” style, using only repurposed pallet wood, without heavy machinery or expensive labor.

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