Porto do Espadarte

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• Porto do Espadarte
• Port-Industrial Complex

Uma plataforma multimodal e um complexo
portuário-industrial em dimensões amazônicas.
An Amazon-size multimodal platform and
port-industrial complex
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Motive

• Unique natural deep sea acces location
• Access to 1,807 km2 hinterland (alsmost as big as
  Mexico)
• Near to Iron Ore mines, Soya and Ethanol
• Availability of Labour, huge of unemployment
• Political support from the state of Para

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• Port key characteristics
• Port area 2,000 hectares
• Port industrial complex 700 hectares
• Total throughput capacity 330 million tons
  annually
• 21 Berths, depth CD -25 m to CD -10 m
• Depth of the entrance Channel, Turning basin and
  port depth -25 MLWS
• Maximum dimensions vessels LOA 345 m, Beam 64 m
• Bulk carriers, Liquid product tankers range from
  10,000 to 360,000 DWT
• Facilities to accommodate the POST PANAMAX
  vessels up to 157.000 DWT
• Industrial park with unique and dedicated access
  to road and railway connections

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• Initial main Terminals and Industry base
• (Iron) Ore terminal (export)
• Ethanol terminal (export)
• Container terminal (import / export)
• General cargo terminal (import / export)
• Grain terminal (export)
• Service port
• Utility area
• Logistic area
• Industrial park

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Unique Location located along international and
short sea shipping lanes
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Unique Location Booming hinterland industry
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Unique Location In the heart of booming mining
industries
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Unique Location On going expansion of
hinterland connections
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Unique Location Excellent and exhausive railway
connection

• The South-northern Railroad - FNS
• 2.100 km
• Connection the Middle-West and North of the
  Country,
• Connected with the Railroad Carajás (North)
• Connected with Railroad Centro Atlântica (South)
• Cost efficient alternative to trucking.

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Unique Location Excellent road connections
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Unique Location Natural deep sea port
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Unique Location Natural deep sea port
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World Economic context

• Average global GDP development last decennia
  4.4
• Average Brazil GDP development last decennia
  3.4
• Temporary reduction of GDP world growth 3.0 up
  to 2010 (IMF)
• Coming 25 years average global annual GDP growth
  stronger than previous 25 years
• BRIC economies will grow stronger than global GDP
  (Goldman Sachs)
• The size of Brazils economy is projected to
  overtake Italy by 2025 France by 2031 UK and
  Germany by 2036

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Quick fact Economic context Brasil

• Nominal GDP was USD 1067 bn. in 2006, (USD 5,715
  per capita) (4.4 growth).
• Annual average GDP growth last decade 3.4.
• Real growth in income, investments and
  employment.
• Total population 187 million , 2006, (1.2 growth
  over the period 2002 2006)

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Quick fact Economic context Brasil

• Export value explodes 60.3 Bln to 138 Bln in
  period 2002-2006
• Export volume expansion firm, supported by
  ongoing investments and increased production
  capacity in different market segments.
• Raw materials, agriculture, basic,
  semi-manufactured, and manufactured good are
  principle export items
• In 2006 export values of manufactured goods
  increased by 15.6, semi-manufactured goods
  exports by 23.3, and the exports of basic goods
  by 16.9.
• Brazilian imports have reached US 91.3 billion
  in 2006, against 73.6 billion the year before,
  which accounted for an increase of 24.

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Quick fact Economic context Brasil

• Brazil ranks among the five largest mining
  countries of the world.
• Brazil is an agricultural superpower in global
  food and agricultural markets.
• Brazil's steel industry output doubles from 34 to
  80 mln tons in 2007 2017.
• The countrys economy is characterized by large
  and well-developed agricultural- (5 of total
  GDP), manufacturing- (31 of total GDP) and
  services (64 of GDP) sectors.

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Initially identified throughput opportunities
Mineral Industry
Ethanol
Plywood
Soybeans
Containers
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Initially identified throughput opportunities
Iron Ore Industry

• Brazil is the largest mining country of the world
  
• Brazilian export per year 270 million tons
• Destinations China, Japan, Germany
• VALE is Brazils and world largest Iron Ore
  supplier

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Initially identified throughput opportunities
Ethanol

• Brazil is the largest producers and exporters of
  ethanol in the world, producing 282,000 b/d in
  2006.
• Minister Roberto Rodrigues expects an additional
  2.5 million hectares will be planted in the
  states of Sao Paulo and Para during the 2005-2012
  period.
• McKinsey, a consultancy firm, anticipates that
  Brazil's ethanol output would increase from 17
  billion litres (4.5 billion American gallons) a
  year in 2006 to 160 billion litres by 2020.
• Goldman Sachs projects that an annual supply of
  400 billion liters of ethanol is needed by 2040
  in the US, China, India and Brazil.

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Initially identified throughput opportunities
Plywood

• In Brazil, softwood plywood production totaled
  2.1 million cubic meters in 2005.
• In the last twelve months of 2004, Brazilian pine
  softwood plywood exports totaled US 378 million,
  60 percent higher than in 2003.
• Brazils production of solid wood products is
  expected to increase by an average of five
  percent in the period after 2005 until 2015.

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Initially identified throughput opportunities
Soybeans

• Soybean production has tripled from 20 (Million
  Metric Tons) mmt in 1987 to almost 65 mmt in
  2007.
• The centre for Agriculture Policy Trade in the
  US, anticipates a growth in grain exports to 17
  Billion Metric Tons in 2025 from the Northern
  part of Brasil.

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Initially identified throughput opportunities
Containers

• Over the period 2000 2006 a total growth of
  221 has been recorded.
• Regional container handling activities are fueled
  by increased transshipment activities as well as
  hinterland developments.
• The Port of Espadarte is expected to attract
  hinterland traffic as well as transshipment
  activities

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Initially identified throughput opportunities
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Port Planning
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Port Planning
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Cronograma/Orçamento
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Port Management Private sector
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Actions and Situation

• Beginning of the environmental license process
  Protocol (Process nr. 02018.000688/2008-20)
  15.04.2008
• Beginning of the South-northern railroad
  concession process (Açailândia-Espadarte)
  Protocol at Valec (Letter 802/2008)
• Authorization to start up the environmental
  studies. Trade IBAMA nr. 766/2008 15.10.2008

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