The Ministry of Ports and Airports, MPor, revealed on Thursday (8) a portfolio of plans and investments between 2027 and 2030, valued at approximately R$ 160 billion, containing new auctions, concessions, authorizations for private enterprises and various works.
According to the Ministry, the purpose of the new portfolio is to continue investments made in recent years. "These are investments to expand the capacity of our ports, strengthen regional aviation and improve transport via inland waterways, with planning for the coming years," said Minister Tomé Franca, head of MPor.
In the port sector, the planning foresees 34 auctions, with an estimated investment of R$ 20.6 billion, in addition to 70 authorizations for private enterprises, with a forecast of R$ 33.1 billion. Among the highlight projects are a container terminal at Santos Port, worth R$ 6.45 billion, and terminals in São Sebastião and Itajaí.
The portfolio also includes R$ 2 billion for regional airports and R$ 7.6 billion in inland waterway interventions, focusing on improving the country's infrastructure and transport.
