Brazil Needs to Double Investments in Infrastructure, Points Out CNI
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Brazil needs more than doubling infrastructure investments in order to overcome the historical deficit of the sector and to get closer to international standards. It is what shows the study Financing of Infrastructure Investments in Brazil, of the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), released on Tuesday, 15. The publication brings an x-ray of the origin and evolution of resources... Read more » The post Brazil needs to double infrastructure…
Brazil needs more than doubling infrastructure investments to reduce the sector's historical deficit and bring it closer to international standards. This is what the Brazilian Infrastructure Investment Financing Study, of the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), proposes a new financing regime to expand private capital participation and support long-term projects. In 2024, R$ 266.8 billion were invested in infrastructure, equivalent to 2.27…
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