Record After Record: B3 Holds 75 Auctions, Collects R$ 240 Billion and Promises 1.6 Million Jobs

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 20/12/2025 at 19:00

B3 bate recorde com 75 leilões em 2025, soma R$ 240 bilhões em investimentos, alcança 22 estados e projeta 1,6 milhão de empregos.

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With 20% Growth Over 2024, The Holding of 75 Auctions in 2025 Consolidates The Largest Volume in B3’s History, Amounting to More Than R$ 240 Billion in Contracted Investments, Reaching 22 States and Estimating The Creation of 1.6 Million Direct and Indirect Jobs in The Country

B3 recorded 75 auctions in 2025, a record number, with fundraising exceeding R$ 240 billion, impacting 22 states and an estimated generation of 1.6 million jobs, according to data released by CNN Money.

The volume achieved establishes 2025 as the largest year in the historical series of auctions held by B3, bringing together infrastructure and public services projects with wide participation from investors and strong regional reach throughout the national territory.

According to Guilherme Peixoto in an interview with CNN Brasil, superintendent of B3’s Auctions, the result reflects a “historic moment of alignment of incentives” among technical teams, structurers, financiers, and regulators, focusing on improving governance and the robustness of the projects offered.

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Highways Lead The Number of Auctions and Concentrate Larger Projects

The highways sector accounted for 20 auctions in 2025, establishing itself as the most significant segment within B3’s annual agenda, with long-term contracts and high volumes of committed investments.

Among the highlights is the renegotiation of the Fernão Dias Highway, a section of BR-381 between São Paulo and Belo Horizonte, the first contractual renegotiation with effective competition and a change of ownership, according to B3.

The winner was Motiva, which will take over the asset for 15 years and committed to invest R$ 14.8 billion to modernize and expand the highway, offering a toll discount of 17.05%.

Motiva replaces Arteris, controlled by Abertis and the Canadian fund Brookfield, while EPR came in third place in the auction.

Future Agenda Includes New Sectors and Expansion of Concessions and PPPs

In addition to traditional infrastructure, Peixoto highlighted the potential for new auctions in the areas of education, public safety, and sustainability, including forest management projects, expanding B3’s operational scope.

For the next year, B3 projects a strategic period marked by the expansion of the agenda for concessions and PPPs, focusing on highways, railways, and social infrastructure, maintaining the investment pace observed in 2025, even with specific adjustments in the regulatory environment.

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Record After Record: B3 Holds 75 Auctions, Collects R$ 240 Billion and Promises 1.6 Million Jobs

With 20% Growth Over 2024, The Holding of 75 Auctions in 2025 Consolidates The Largest Volume in B3’s History, Amounting to More Than R$ 240 Billion in Contracted Investments, Reaching 22 States and Estimating The Creation of 1.6 Million Direct and Indirect Jobs in The Country

Highways Lead The Number of Auctions and Concentrate Larger Projects

Future Agenda Includes New Sectors and Expansion of Concessions and PPPs

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Record After Record: B3 Holds 75 Auctions, Collects R$ 240 Billion and Promises 1.6 Million Jobs

With 20% Growth Over 2024, The Holding of 75 Auctions in 2025 Consolidates The Largest Volume in B3’s History, Amounting to More Than R$ 240 Billion in Contracted Investments, Reaching 22 States and Estimating The Creation of 1.6 Million Direct and Indirect Jobs in The Country

Highways Lead The Number of Auctions and Concentrate Larger Projects

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