Port of Paranaguá in Paraná Sold for R$ 25 Million and Starts Exporting Buses

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 21/12/2020 at 12:41

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With A New Space To Export Buses, The Port Of Paranaguá In Paraná Boosts The Region’s Economy

Last Friday (18th), at the Port of Paranaguá in Paraná, an area of over 74 thousand square meters called PAR12 was auctioned off, which will be used for exporting vehicles. This area auctioned from the Port of Paranaguá was purchased at auction by Ascensus Gestão e Participações, represented by Itaú’s brokerage, for R$ 25 million.

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Participants in the auction for the lot at the Port of Paranaguá included the Interalli/Marcon Consortium, represented by Nova Futura Brokerage; and CS Brasil, represented by Necton Investimentos.

Area With Over 74 Thousand Square Meters Holds A 25-Year Contract To Export Vehicles

The area at the Port of Paranaguá in Paraná will be designated for the export of roll-on/roll-off vehicles. The location has a capacity for 4 thousand vehicles and storage for 120 units per year.

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With The Completion Of The Contract To Export Vehicles, The Equipment Will Be Under The State’s Custody

At the end of the license contract for the area at the Port of Paranaguá in Paraná, the equipment will be under the State’s custody.

Roll-on/roll-off cargo is specified by loading and unloading on ships by their own means. In such a modality, the estimated demand at the Port of Paranaguá will rise from 287 thousand to 461 thousand vehicles per year between 2021 and 2045.

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In recent years, the Port of Paranaguá has seen significant growth in bus exports and has been gaining relevance.

This December, over 150 buses were shipped at once to Boma, located in the Republic of Congo, and Luanda, Angola, thus breaking the record for a single shipment from the Port of Paranaguá.

Port of Paranaguá in Paraná Sold for R$ 25 Million and Starts Exporting Buses

With A New Space To Export Buses, The Port Of Paranaguá In Paraná Boosts The Region’s Economy

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