Exploring the investment and development opportunities in Brazil's infrastructure industry
 

Recent highlights include: The World Cup & the Olympics US$ 210 million have been invested in overhauling Rio's port zone US$ 5.5 billion is expected to be spent to improve transportation in Rio in preparation for the Olympic games A high speed bullet train is being developed and is expected to be completed in time for the World Cup The government also has plans for 11,700 miles of railroads facilitating improved access to the 12 cities hosting the World Cup ABDIB estimates that US$ 43 billion will be spent on commercial and tourism construction in preparation for the 2014 World Cup Air travel: US$ 650 million is expected to be spent on a new air hub Ports: The government announced a US$ 2 billion upgrade for the Port of Santos in 2009 Roads: The RodoBahia consortium was awarded a US $868 million 25-year highway concession in Bahia state, including upgrading 550km of highways in 2009  Power: The Angra III nuclear power plant was given environmental approval in 2009 The Belo Monte 11.2GW, US$ 4.1 billion hydropower plant is also moving along Work is also due to start on the Jirau hydropower plant, with the Brazilian Development Bank awarding GDF Suez and its partners a US$ 3.1 billion loan for the project Construction: The government approved US$ 152 billion for the construction of low income housing over the next 15 years  There is so much activity in Brazil's infrastructure sector. Now is the time to enter the market or expand your stake.

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