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Fernando Haddad Threatens Reversal of São Paulo Privatizations, Eyes Sabesp Review
Gubernatorial candidate Fernando Haddad has promised a thorough review of privatized contracts and concessions in São Paulo, threatening the potential re-nationalization of sanitation company Sabesp.
São Paulo Gubernatorial Candidate Fernando Haddad Threatens Review of Sabesp Privatization, Infrastructure Contracts
PT candidate Fernando Haddad has vowed to review and potentially void the privatization of the state sanitation company Sabesp and CPTM train concessions if elected governor of Brazil's largest state.
Brazil Infrastructure Spending Faces Crossroads: State-Led PAC Program vs. Private Concessions
Brazil's election pits the government's R$1.3 trillion Novo PAC against the opposition's push for private infrastructure concessions.
Brazil’s Infrastructure Investment Shifts to Secondary Market as Financial Giants Buy Up Road Concessions
Major Brazilian asset managers, including funds linked to Paulo Guedes, are pivoting to acquire existing road and highway concessions.
Motiva (MOTV3) Net Profit Jumps 67% on New Concessions, Bolstering Toll Road Focus
Brazil infrastructure operator Motiva S.A. (MOTV3) reported a 67.0% increase in 2Q26 adjusted net profit, driven by new highway concessions.
Motiva (MOTV3) Beats Consensus with 67% Profit Jump as Bradesco BBI Acquires 14% Stake
Infrastructure operator Motiva (MOTV3) reported Q2'26 adjusted net income of R$663 million and Bradesco BBI acquired a 14.86% stake.
EcoRodovias Toll Delay Highlights Brazil Regulatory Risk
The postponement of EcoRodovias' free-flow toll system on the Imigrantes highway highlights localized regulatory risks for investors tracking B3 stocks.
Engie Proposes Billion-Real Advances for Brazil Concessions
Private operators like Engie seek early renewals under a new law, bypassing the quota system to secure long-term assets while aiding Brazil's fiscal balance.
Engie Eyes Multi-Billion Real Hydro Concession Extensions
Engie Brasil plans upfront payments to secure 30-year extensions on expiring hydro concessions, altering long-term cash flows and dividend outlooks.