Port terminals in the South enter the portfolio of concessions in Brazil
Jan, 26, 2022 Posted by Gabriel MalheirosWeek 202204
The presidential decree, which was published in the Brazilian Federal Gazzette on Tuesday (Jan 25th), includes three port terminals in the Federal Government’s Investment Partnership Program (PPI). The concession projects, which are spread across the states of Paraná, Rio Grande do Sul, and Santa Catarina, total approximately R$ 288 million in private investment.
The first is Terminal PAR03 in the Port of Paranaguá (PR), which covers an area of 38 km² and transports and stores solid mineral bulk. The 10-year contract is expected to generate R$ 172.53 million in investments and approximately 1000 jobs.
The other two ventures are dedicated to solid vegetable bulk. Terminal RIG71 in the Port of Rio Grande (RS) covers an area of 11.44 km2, with an estimated investment of R$ 55.70 million over a 10-year contract and the creation of 233 jobs. The lessee of the TGSFS terminal in São Francisco do Sul is expected to invest R$ 60 million and create 340 jobs at the terminal, which spans 41 kilometers.
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