BRL 10 Billion In New Investments Expected In Series Of Auctions For Airports, Ports, And Railways This Week By The Federal Government

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 06/04/2021 at 12:25

Ferrovia/ Fonte: Bocaina Informa

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The Federal Government, Through the Ministry of Infrastructure, Will Conduct the Largest Series of Auctions in the Country. There Will Be 22 Airports, 5 Ports, and the FIOL Railway

The Ministry of Infrastructure will hold the largest auction in the country this week, in terms of asset quantity. In total, there will be 28 auctions, divided into 22 airports, five port terminals, and the East-West Railway (FIOL). The Federal Government plans to raise R$ 10 billion with private investment and create more than 200,000 jobs.

Auctions for Ports, Airports, and the Federal Government’s Railway

According to the Director of Civil Aviation Ronei Glanzmann, the result of the auction for 22 airports could represent an investment of over R$ 6.1 billion. The auctions will be held on the 7th and will involve a long-term project with a concession of up to 30 years.

The auctions for the 22 airports will be divided into three blocks: South, North I, and Central. The total investment in these three blocks is over R$ 6 billion, with the South block being R$ 2.8 billion, the Central block R$ 1.8 billion, and the North block R$ 1.4 billion. In one day, the federal government will transfer the same number of airport terminals as the total number currently approved.

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Railway Being Auctioned

The first auction of Fiol 1, conducted by the federal government, is for the East-West Railway connection between Ilhéus and Caetité in Bahia. The concession, which spans 537 kilometers, is expected to guarantee an investment of R$ 3.3 billion, of which R$ 1.6 billion is for project completion. The concession period is 35 years.

BRL 10 Billion In New Investments Expected In Series Of Auctions For Airports, Ports, And Railways This Week By The Federal Government

The Federal Government, Through the Ministry of Infrastructure, Will Conduct the Largest Series of Auctions in the Country. There Will Be 22 Airports, 5 Ports, and the FIOL Railway

Auctions for Ports, Airports, and the Federal Government’s Railway

Railway Being Auctioned

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