Gov’t approves lease of five terminals throughout three different states
Nov, 22, 2023 Posted by Gabriel MalheirosWeek 202343
More terminal leases will bring significant investments to port regions, resulting in increased cargo movement, strengthening local economies, and generating more jobs, boosting the economy in the benefited regions.
Based on studies conducted by the Ministry of Ports and Airports, the National Waterway Transportation Agency (ANTAQ) approved the leasing of five port terminals: Pará, Rio Grande do Sul, and Alagoas. These concessions, aligned with the Growth Acceleration Program (New PAC), will optimize operations and expand the capacity to meet the growing demands of the national port sector and logistical development.
Details of the Leases:
VDC04 – Port of Vila do Conde: With an area of 32,000 m², this terminal, primarily used for handling solid bulk goods such as manganese and fertilizers, expects investments of approximately R$10 million over a 10-year contract.
POA02 and POA11 – Port of Porto Alegre: Terminal POA02, with an area of 21,000 m² and expected investments of over R$16 million, and terminal POA11, with 3,380 m² and investments exceeding R$5 million, both have plans for handling solid bulk.
RIG71 – Port of Rio Grande: Intended for handling vegetable bulk commodities, this terminal anticipates investments exceeding R$27 million over a ten-year contract.
MAC15 – Port of Maceió: A terminal focused on handling minerals, especially salt, with an estimated investment of R$7.2 million and a 5-year contract.
Strategically located in different regions of the country, these terminals represent a milestone for the national and international integration of productive chains, especially in the agricultural sector.
Source: Informativo dos Portos
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