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Brazilian ports

Antaq continues with its plan to hold auctions for the concession of Brazilian complexes to the private sector with the Federal Government and three new ports should have privatization models analyzed by the TCU during the coming months

Models for the privatization of three Brazilian ports must be analyzed by the TCU after Antaq's favorable opinion on the auctions

May 26, 2022 4:48 am — Ruth Rodrigues

Naval Industry, Ports and Shipyards

With the investment of R$ 100 million in startups, Comexport aims to solve the main problems of export and import logistics in Brazilian ports, which still need to advance in efficiency in relation to foreign trade

Comexport will invest R$ 100 million in startups to expand efficiency in export and import processes in Brazilian ports

May 11, 2022 1:57 pm — Ruth Rodrigues

Naval Industry, Ports and Shipyards, Logistics and Transport

Bringing together a number of major representatives of the port sector, Export 2022 had the participation of the Port of Suape for the presentation of sustainability alternatives with a focus on the energy revolution and port innovation

Porto de Suape presents new solutions for sustainability and port innovation at the Export 2022 event

April 30, 2022 5:37 pm — Ruth Rodrigues

Naval Industry, Ports and Shipyards

With the BR do Mar Law Project increasingly bringing benefits to cabotage in Brazil, cargo transport between Brazilian ports will be greatly expanded in the coming years and may take on new proportions within the national market.

BR do Mar will boost cabotage cargo transport in Brazilian ports due to the benefits of the modal

April 30, 2022 4:05 pm — Ruth Rodrigues

Naval Industry, Ports and Shipyards