INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The year 2024 is set to be the most promising in a decade, with total investments reaching R$ 259.3 billion ($45.5 billion)
This figure represents a 15% increase from the previous year.Private sector contributions dominate the investment landscape
They account for R$ 197.1 billion ($34.6 billion) of the total
Public sector investments from federal, state, and municipal sources make up the remaining R$ 62.2 billion ($10.9 billion).The
transportation and logistics sector is leading this growth
The energy sector follows closely, with projected investments of R$ 119.3 billion ($20.9 billion), a 27.3% rise.Sanitation investments are
This growth is largely due to the new legal framework implemented in 2020.However, not all sectors are experiencing growth
Telecommunications investments are projected to decrease by 16.34% to R$ 43 billion ($7.5 billion) in 2024
Experts suggest that 4.3% of GDP is necessary for adequate development over the next 30 years.The government has launched a new Growth
Acceleration Program (PAC 3)
It aims to invest R$ 1.7 trillion ($298.2 billion) in various sectors
These include legal uncertainties, regulatory unpredictability, and political pressures on regulatory agencies
These factors often deter foreign investors or lead to higher costs for users.Experts suggest that addressing these issues could
significantly boost investments
Adhering to OECD guidelines and updating legal frameworks for various infrastructure activities could attract more foreign capital.While
progress is evident, Brazil still has a long way to go
The current infrastructure capital stock is about 36% of GDP, far from the ideal 60%
