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Brazilian Investments Partnerships Program – PPI Scan the QR code to access the projects portfolio This is an unofficial translation intended for an overview of the PPI and its portfolio. Please, check the PPI website or contact the Secretariat for updates and detailed information on specific projects. February, 2021 Brazil in the world 5th largest 9th largest economy: 5th largest population: land area: USD 1.9 trillion GDP 210.1 million people 8,515,767 km² th 8 largest consumer 4th largest FDI One of the main global market: household destination in 2019: producers and exporters consumption expenditure USD 78.59 billion (44% of of iron ore, soy bean, equals 63% of GDP: Latin America’s total FDI animal protein, coffee, USD 1.2 trillion inflow) machinery and aircraft USD 1 = BRL 4.35 (February, 2020) Reforms The path for economic recovery Pension Reform Infrastructure Reform USD 160 billion to be saved in More legal certainty, the next 10 years, limiting transparency and privileges predictability for domestic and foreign investors Administrative Reform Tax Reform Streamlining civil service to Simplifying the tax system bring more efficiency to boost economy Pro-Investment Bills: The path for economic recovery • Law 14026 / 2020 – New Legal Framework for Sanitation • Bill 6407/2013 – New Gas Market • Bill 5877/2019 – Privatization of Eletrobras • Bill 232/2016 – Modernization of the Electric Power Sector • Bill 3178/2019 – Oil and Gas Production-Sharing Agreement (PSA) • Bill 7063/2017 – Concessions and PPPs • Bill 261/2018 – Railways Authorization • Bill 3729/2004 – Environmental Licensing • Bill 4199/2020 – Cabotage • PL 2646/2020 – Infrastructure debentures • Bill on Correios [The National Post] (New) • PL5387/2019 – Currency Exchange Market PPI Council . President and Ministers . Economy Presidency of the Republic . Executive Office . Infrastructure . Mines and Energy Ministry of Economy . Environment . Regional Development . Secretariat of Government PPI Council . Federal Banks . BNDES . Caixa Econômica Federal Special Secretariat of PPI . Banco do Brasil . The PPI Council President is the Minister of Economy. The Special Secretary serves as the Executive Secretary of the PPI Council. PPI works as a hub for investments National and international investors Sectorial Sectorial Ministries Unions Adds on efficiency and value to the process Financial Regulatory Agents Agencies (banks, investment . Governance, coordination, funds, etc.) monitoring and oversight . Transparency, dialogue, Legislative Multilateral credibility and predictability Branch PPI Organizations . Well-designed projects Control Concessionaries . Technical and legal framework Entities enhancement Licensing Embassies Entities Subnational Governments PPI in Figures ACCOMPLISHED AUCTIONS/BIDS AND PROJECTS Accomplished Qualified Concession auctions/bids Investments projects fees/Bonuses and projects USD 148.3 billion USD 28.9 billion 409 202 (BRL 741.7 billion) (BRL 144.5 billion) USD 1 = BRL 5 (August, 2020) Main deliveries – PPI 2019/2020 2019-2020: 65 auctions/projects concluded Projected Concession investments fees/Bonuses USD 97.6 bi USD 19.6 bi 1 USD$= R$ 5 Mining 1 auction 36 Auctions carried out in 2019 Palmeirópolis (Auction 10/21) Oil and Gas Ports Investments: USD 58.6 million 4 auctions 13 auctions Concession Fee: USD 3.44 million 11 Terminals of liquid bulk Regular Offer (Auction 9/10) • 3 in Cabedelo/PB (Auction 3/22) Lotex • 1 in Vitória/ES (Auction 3/22) 1 auction (10/22) Bonus: USD 5.05 million • 1 in Belém/PA (Auction 4/5) Round 16 under the concession agreement (Auction 10/10) • 1 in Vila do Conde/PA (Auction 4/5) Concession Fee: USD 187.9 million • 1 in Santos/SP (Auction 8/13) Highway Bonus: USD 2.04 billion 1 Terminal of paper pulp in Paranaguá/PR 1 auction (Auction 8/3) Petrobras Transfer of Rights Surplus (Auction 11/6) BR-364/365/GO/MG (Auction 9/10) 1 Terminal of Solid Bulk in Santos/SP (Auction Investments: USD 473.5 million 8/3) Bonus: USD 16.07 billion Concession fee: lower toll fee (33% discount) Round 6 Production Sharing Agreement - PSA (Auction 11/7) Investments: USD 241.3 million Airports Concession Fee: USD 187.5 million 12 assets Bonus: USD 1.16 billion 12 airports in 3 clusters (Auction 3/15): Energy . Northeast: Total Bonus: USD 19.3 billion 3 auctions . Recife/PE; João Pessoa ,Campina Grande/PB; Maceió/AL; Total Investments: USD 96.38 billion Generation Aracaju/SE; and Juazeiro do Norte/CE • New Energy A-4 (Auction 6/28) . Midwest: Railway • New Energy A-6 (Auction 10/18) . All in MT: Várzea Grande (Cuiabá), Alta Floresta, Barra do Garças, Rondonópolis and Sinop. Transmission 1 auction . Southeast: • 12 lots of transmission lines North-South Railway (FNS) (Auction 3/18) . Vitória/ES and Macaé/ RJ Investments: USD 625.2 million Investments: USD 3.97 billion Investments: USD 809 million 10 Concession Fee: USD 625.2 million Auction fee: lower power tariff Concession fee: USD 546.3 million 29 auctions held in 2020 Support to subnational level entities (11) Railway (4) Mining (1) Public street lighting (Municipalities) Early extension of Rumo Malha Paulista _____ ___May 27 1st round – ANM available areas November 25 9 auctions Early extension of Ferrovias da Vale (EFVM and EFC) __Dec 18 • Aracaju/SE (FEP): _____August 14 FICO (cross investment)_______________________Dec 18 Pilot round: 168 areas for research. • Feira de Santana/BA (FEP): August 14 Investments: USD 5.11 billion • Franco da Rocha/SP (FEP): August 14 Concession fee: USD 960 million • Belém/PA (FEP): ___November 06 Parks (1) • Sapucaia do Sul/RS (FEP): _____________ November 06 Highway (1) • Teresina/PI (BNDES): __ February 13 Aparados da Serra (RS) and Serra Geral (SC) Dec 15 • Vila Velha/ES (BNDES): _August 03 BR-101/SC February 21 • Macapá/AP (BNDES): _October 07 • Investments: USD 52,44 million Petrolina/PE (BNDES): _______ November 18 Investments: USD 680 million Discount: -62% Investments: USD 187 million Energy (1) Average discount: -56,2% Ports (6) 11 blocks of transmission installation Dec 17 Wastewater (Municipality) 2 Port Terminals in Santos/SP (STS 14 and 14A)____Oct 28 1 auction 2 Port Terminals in Aratu/BA (ATU 12 and 18)_____Dec 18 1 Port Terminal in Paranaguá/P (PAR12)__________Dec 18 Investment: USD 1,47 billion • Cariacica+Viana /ES (BNDES): October 20 1 Port Terminal in Maceió/AL (MAC 10)__________Dec 18 Discount: -55,24% Investments: USD 163 million Investments: USD 116 million Concession fee: USD 118 million Liquidation of SOE (3) Discount: -38% Oil and Gas (1) CASEMG – Minas Gerais Warehouses and Silos State Water and wastewater (BNDES) Company. Liquidation concluded at October 29. 1 auction 2nd cycle of open acreage in areas for exploitation and CODOMAR – Maranhão Docks State Company. • Metropolitan region of Maceió/AL: October 07 production of oil and gas December 04 Liquidation concluded at September 09. Investments: USD 31 million CEITEC – National Centre of Advanced Electronic Investments: USD 514 million Concession fee: USD 11 million Technology S.A. Liquidation began on December 15. Concession fee: USD 400 million Current PPI Portfolio Current PPI Project Portfolio Ports – 34 Railways– 10 Public Fishery National Parks and Tourism – 7 5 Privatizations 3 concession renewals Terminals – 7 Forests - 21 7 Concessions of national 28 Port Terminals 3 new concessions 7 Fishery Terminals 15 concessions of parks (Lençóis heritage historical sites (CE, MG, ( Belém/PA, Manaus/AM, Aracaju/AL, Maranhenses, Iguazu Waterfalls, PB, PE and SP) 1 Waterway (Licensing) 3 investments in strategic Jericoacoara, Canela, São Francisco Natal/RN, Santos/SP, Cananeia/SP railway networks de Paula, São Joaquim, Brasília, Policies: and Vitória/ES) Defense and Security 1 privatization Chapada dos Guimarães, Serra dos • “Sea road” - Cabotage (PPP’s) - 2 Órgãos, Ubajara, Serra da Bocaina, • TRIIP Airports – 48 Energy – 15 Serra da Capivara, Serra da 1 Air force Bodoquena, Jaú and Anavilhanas) • PPP daycares Communications 2 Transmission Lines Auctions • PPP prisons + correctional 1 Police Communications 38 airports for concession 2 Privatizations (Eletrobras and 6 concessions of forests facilities 8 regional airports Nuclep) (Humaitá, Iquiri, Castanho, Balata– • Universalizing basic 2 rebiddings Transmission Line Manaus-Boa Tufari, Jatuarana and Pau Rosa - AM) sanitation + solid waste Economy – 6 Vista • PPP street lighting 4 Privatizations (ABGF, 7 Licensing Highways – 22 • The “projects factory” EMGEA, Serpro and Dataprev) 12 Concessions 2 Existing Energy Generation (A-4 Mining – 15 2 Lottery (Fixed odds and 2 Feasibility assessments and A-5) 7 CPRM Mining Rights • Tourism 8 ANM Available Areas • UBS (health basic units) Lotex) (8,370 km) 1 Power Generation (isolated 8 Licensing systems) • BidSim – Oil Auctions Oil and Gas – 4 • Strategic minerals Health – 1 H Regional Development – 5 Communications and • Inov@BR • 17th Round under the 1 Assessment (Hospital Technology – 4 Housing concession agreement Fêmina/Porto Alegre) 2 privatizations (CBTU and 3 Assessments for Privatization Shale Gas Fracking (Env. Trensurb) (Telebras, National Post, and Licensing) 2 assessments (PISF and Irecê Open Acreage Supply – 1 basin irrigation) EBC) 202 + 2 Blocks of Transfer o Rights 1 privatization 1 PPP – Belo Horizonte subway Line 2 1 Concession (5G) Projects (Ceasaminas) 15 Policies Public Policies TRIIP “Sea Road” UBS cabotage Opening market to competitiveness, Alternatives for partnerships for Tourism decreasing ticket prices and improving concessions aiming at building, services
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    2015 FACT FINDING BRAZIL Advancing your Aerospace and Airport Business AIRPORTS IN BRAZIL BOA VISTA MACAPÁ BELÉM (Val de Cans) SÃO LUÍS MANAUS PARNAÍBA SANTARÉM TEFÉ BELÉM (Júlio Cezar) ALTAMIRA FORTALEZA TABATINGA MARABÁ CAMPINA NATAL TERESINA GRANDE CAMPINA CARAUARI GRANDE IMPERATRIZ JOÃO PESSOA CRUZEIRO DO SUL JUAZEIRO DO NORTE PORTO VELHO PETROLINA RECIFE RIO BRANCO PALMAS MACEIÓ PAULO AFONSO ARACAJU SALVADOR HEADQUATER CUIABÁ BRASÍLIA ILHÉUS MONTES CLAROS GOIÂNIA BELO HORIZONTE (Confis) UBERLÂNDIA BELO HORIZONTE CORUMBÁ UBERABA BELO HORIZONTE (Carlos Prates) CAMPO GRANDE VITÓRIA ZONA DA MATA CAMPINAS CAMPOS DOS GOYTACAZES MACAÉ JACAREPAGUÁ SÃO JOSÉ DOS CAMPOS SANTOS DUMONT PONTA PORÃ LONDRINA CONGONHA CAMPO DE MARTE RIO DE JANEIRO (Galeão) SÃO PAULO (Guarulhos) FOZ DO IGUAÇU BACACHERI CURITIBA JOINVILLE NAVEGANTES FLORIANÓPOLIS CRICIÚMA URUGUAIANA BAGÉ PORTO ALEGRE PELOTAS HEADQUARTER 9 REGIONAL OFFICES 30 INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS 36 NATIONAL AIRPORTS CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 4 MARKET OVERVIEW 8 AIRPORTS IN BRAZIL 8 AIR CARGO IN BRAZIL 9 AEROSPacE INDUSTRY IN BRAZIL 10 GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES 1 1 AIRPORTS 1 4 MAJOR AIRPORTS 1 5 SÃO PaULO GUARULHOS AIRPORT 1 5 BRASÍLIA AIRPORT 1 6 SÃO PaULO CONGONHAS AIRPORT 1 6 RIO DE JANEIRO - GALEÃO TOM JOBIM AIRPORT 1 7 BELO HORIZONTE - TaNCREDO NEVES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 1 8 CAMPINAS VIRacOPOS AIRPORT 1 8 OTHER MAIN AIRPORTS 1 9 NEW SÃO PaULO AIRPORT 20 REGIONAL AVIATION 2 1 CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS 22 REFERENCES AND USEFUL LINKS 23 SUPPORT BY GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS 23 NETWORK & USEFUL LINKS 24 RESOURCES & USEFUL LINKS 24 NETWORK 25 TRADE FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS 25 2015 Fact Finding Brazil 3 INTRODUCTION Brazil has great ambitions in aviation.