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The Ministry of Infrastructure is responsible for the auction of the port terminals. The leases are expected to yield investments of R$ 363 million.
It was announced last Tuesday (12/15) by the Ministry of Infrastructure the auction of the port terminals ATU12 and ATU18, located in the Port of Aratu, Bahia. The sale will take place tomorrow (18), along with two other terminals in Maceió (AL) and Paranaguá (PR). Looking for a job? Worley is calling for technicians and coordinators for job openings in gas pipeline works in São Paulo
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According to the ministry, the four terminals will “meet the demands of agricultural production in the region known as Matopiba, an acronym for the initials of the states covered: MA, TO, PI, and BA.” The announcement of the auction was made by the federal government in September of this year.
According to the information provided by the Ministry of Infrastructure, the ATU12 terminal will be used for the handling of mineral bulk and, with an investment of R$ 244.95 million, will have a 25-year contract. The ATU18 terminal will be aimed at the transportation of vegetable bulk, with a 15-year contract. The expected investment is R$ 119.94 million.
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The MAC10 terminal in Maceió will have a contract valid for 25 years. With an expected investment of R$ 12 million, it will be dedicated to the handling of liquid bulk, especially sulfuric acid.
The Paranaguá Port Complex, in turn, will be intended for the handling and storage of Roll-On/Roll-Off cargo (access ramp for vehicle cargo). The lease will be for 25 years.
The management of the terminals will follow the same model as what already occurs in the Port of Salvador with Tecon – Wilson, Sons, a port operator of cargo handling and container unloading, and Intermaritima Portos e Logística S/A.
In November, the Minister of Infrastructure, Tarcísio de Freitas, mentioned the interest in including Codeba, in addition to the Companhia Docas do Pará (CDP), in the portfolio of the Investment Partnership Program (PPI)
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