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PANEL 2 REGIONAL MARKET BRAZIL
As the strongest economy in Latin America and
one of the biggest break bulk and project markets
in the world, Brazil's current building boom
spans infrastructure, energy and mining
developments, prompting strong cargo flows.
Speakers will identify and outline this growth
and the projects that are on tap.
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BRAZILIAN INDEXES

• The worlds 7th biggest economy (expectedly 5th
  by 2025)
• Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (PIB) R 3,1
  trillion
• GDP grow 7,5 per year (2010)
• High economic growth rates in the coming years
  (source EIU) 2012 3.8, 2013-2014 4.9
• Per Capita Income R 17.000
• Labor Force 80 millions
• Cost Extension 7.367 km
• Navigable rivers 36,000 km (3º in the world)
• A predominantly Roman Catholic,
  Portuguese-speaking and multiethnic, Brazil is
  also home to a
• diversity of wildlife, natural environments
  and extensive natural recourses

About Brazil -Brazil is the fifth largest country
in the world, both in terms of territory (8.5
million km²) and of population ( approx 200
million with a large and growing middle
class) Political Situation - Brazil is a Federal
Republic made up of 26 States, one Federal
District (Brasília), and 5,560 municipalities.
Brazil is a representative democracy, with a
President who acts simultaneously as Head of
State and of the Federal Government. All
legislative and executive bodies, at Federal,
State and municipal levels, are elected with
four-year mandates. The federal legislative body
is the National Congress, consisting of the
Federal Senate and of the House of
Representatives (Chamber of Deputies). Each State
has a State legislature and a directly elected
Governor, who heads the State executive and
appoints its members. The Constitution provides
for an independent judiciary. Today Brazil is a
stabilized democracy with a well developed
political and institutional system.
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PORJECTS OVERVIEW

• Today, from the 50 biggest Constructions in the
  world, 14 happening in Brazils
• OIL AND GAS US 25 Billion to construct
  Platforms and US 15 Billion for FPSO Platforms
• TRANSPORT US 6,7 Billion on rail way (
  Ferrovia Norte Sul ), US 4,3 Billion Metro
  Line 5 Sao Paulo, US 3,8 Billion North part of
  RODOANEL and US 3,4 Billion on rail way
  (Transnordestina )
• PORTS US 2,9 Billion Expansion of Santos
  Port, US 1,8 Billion Super Porto Acu (RJ)
• ENERGY US 16 Billion Hydroelectric Belo Monte
  (PA), US 12,6 Billion Hydroelectric Sao Luiz do
  Tapajos (PA), US 10 Billion Hydroelectric Santo
  Antonio (RO), US 8,2 Billion Hydroelectric Jirau
  (RO), US 6,3 Billion Nuclear Plant Angra 3 (RJ)
  and US 2,5 Billion Hydroelectirc Teles Pires (MT
  PA)

LOCATION SECTOR PROJECT INVESTMENT
Manaus Solimões Basins Research, Exploration, Production PETROBRAS HRT Tucurui Macapa Manaus US 5,7 Billion
Maranhao itaqui Refinery PETROBRAS PREMIUM 1 US 25 Million
Ceara FORTALEZA Refinery PETROBRAS PREMIUM 2 US 15 Million
Pernambuco SUAPE Infrastructure / Refinery PETROBRAS PDVSA ABREU E LIMA US 13 Million
Pernambuco SUAPE Shipyard NAVALMARE US 120 Million
Pernambuco SUAPE Shipyard STX OSV PROMAR US 226 Million
Manaus
Itaqui
Fortaleza
Suape
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RIO DE JANEIRO
VALE is the second-largest mining company in the
world, and the largest logistics operator in
Brazil. In addition to being a world leader in
the production of manganese, copper, bauxite,
potash, kaolin and aluminum. Vale is now a
global company, operating on five continents with
over 100,000 employees, which works to transform
mineral resources into prosperity and sustainable
development. In order to accelerate its growth,
in 2011 Vale investments around US24 billion, an
increase of 125.1 in relation to the US10.662
billion invested in the 12 months ending on 30
September 2010. This sum will be allocated to
supporting existing operations, research and
development and implementation of new projects.
Founded in 1953, PETROBRAS, short for Petróleo
Brasileiro S.A., is a semi-public Brazilian
energy company headquartered in Rio de Janeiro.
While the company ceased to be Brazil's oil
monopoly in 1997, it remains a significant oil
producer, with output of more than 2.3 million
barrels of oil equivalent per day, as well as a
major distributor of oil products. (23.07.2011)
Petrobras announces it has approved its 2011-2015
Business Plan, involving total investments of
US224.7 billion (R389 billion). The higher
share will be invested of the Exploration and
Production (EP) segment. .
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RIO DE JANEIRO
Total investment costs for whole of the COMPERJ
project are put at 8.5bn, making it one of the
largest industrial/petrochemical projects in the
world in terms of the cost. The initial phase of
the project involves the construction of a basic
petrochemical unit. This is being built in
partnership with the National Economic and Social
Development Bank (BNDES) and other parties.
For Rios Olympics legacy on Brazil, estimates
direct investment at approximately R30 billion
between 2009-2016, with indirect investment
estimated at R90 billion.
  Nissan Motor confirmed it is investing 1.4
billion to build an auto-assembly plant near Rio
de Janeiro, city of Resende, as the carmaker
boosts sales in Brazil and shifts output fm
Japan.

• South Rio de Janeiro, cities as Itaguai,
  Mangaratiba and Angra dos Reis, will receive US
  10 billion investments for the next coming years.
  We can mention the three biggest Projetcs
• Superporto do Sudeste, Private Terminal of LLX,
  to be used to export iron ore.
• Navy Shipyard with EUR 5 billion, to construct
  submarines with joint with French Government.
• New port to serve Petrobras, CSN and Gerdau. The
  port will export steel products and receive the
  Oil from the pre-salt layer.
• Hyundai Heavy Industries will build a new
  factory, city of Itatiaia, investing US 150
  Million

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PORJECTS OVERVIEW
LOCATION SECTOR PROJECT INVESTMENT
Sergipe Wind Power 23 sets for Wind Farms DESENVIX (Sinovel) US 125 Million
Espirito Santo ONG Industry PETROBRAS Anchieta Gas Treatment Unit (UTG Sul) US 250 Million
Rio de Janeiro Naval Construction BRASFELS FPSO Cidade de Paraty ----
Rio de Janeiro Naval Construction BRASFELS FPSO Cidade de São Paulo ----
Mato Grosso so Sul Wood pulp Plant Eldorado Celulose e Papel US 2.5 Billion
Rio Grande Naval Construction P-58 FPSO US 1,34 Billion
Sergipe
Espirito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
Rio Grande
It is estimated that the world cup in 2014 will
generate more than R 140bi to the Brazilian
economy, between direct and indirect
investments. nfraero, the government-run
airport administration, has already announced
that it will be investing R 6.5 billion across
16 Brazilian airports, including the 12 that will
be key to receiving tourists for the World Cup.

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Picture - Xingu river crossing
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Pictures Transamazonica
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Bridge 1
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Bridge 2
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Gas pipeline Urucu / Manaus
Petrobras projects in PAC initiative
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Pictures Barge at Belem
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Picture Barges at Amazon 1
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Picture Barges at Amazon 2
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Picture Barges at Manaus Port dry season
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MAJOR BRAZILIAN PORTS

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RIO DE JANEIRO
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