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Concession 2012 will require investments of $ 90 billion.
03/01/2012 – Valor Econômico -
PPP and a special judicial order pproved in the third discussion
15/12/2011 – Nádia Fontana -
ANAC released a public invitation for private companies and individuals interested in submitting projects for the structuring of the concession for expansion, maintenance and operation of airports.
25/07/2011 – Brasil Econômico (redacao@brasileconomico.com.br)ANAC released public call for private companies and individuals interested in submitting projects for the structuring of the concession for expansion, maintenance and operation of airports.
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PPP can lead a new port to Pernambuco
06/06/2011 – Valor Econômico/Murillo CamarottoPernambuco is brewing in a great Public Private Partnership (PPP)project to build a new port and a new airport on the northern coast of the state, with investments that may reach R$ 2 billion. The project will come to absorb the demand from companies interested in settling in Pernambuco, but could not find areas compatible with their needs in Suape Port Complex, which lies on the southern coast.
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Brazil needs to invest R$ 804 bi in infrastructure for 2014
27/05/2011 – SãO PAULO-Publicação do DCISpain is already the third biggest investor in Brazil and wants to climb even higher in this ranking. Therefore the global enterprises – OHL, Santander, Iberdrola, Telefônica and others – are focused on the preparations that the big cities are doing because of the World Cup. Yesterday three of them presented their plans (some of them unpublished figures) during the 4th Seminar on Infrastructure sponsored by the Official Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Brazil, which took place at the phone operator Vivo, in Sao Paulo.



