Brazil plans 113 infrastructure auctions, R$470bn investment by 2030

The Lula administration unveiled a portfolio of 113 infrastructure projects—highways, railways, port terminals, waterways, and electricity transmission—targeting at least R$470 billion in investments by 2030. This signals a major state-led push to upgrade Brazil's logistics and energy grid, with auctions to attract private capital. The scale and timeline suggest a strategic effort to boost long-term growth, though execution and investor appetite remain uncertain.

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