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Santos Teacu III

Sector: Government • Location: Sao Paulo, Brazil

Source: World Bank Group

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Companhia Auxiliar Armazens Gerais won a 20-year concession to rehabilitate and operate the Teacu III Dry Bulk Terminal (Teacu III - Armazens) at the Port of Santos on March 7th of 1996. The total area of the terminal is 36,932 square meters. Companhia Auxiliar Armazens Gerais has to pay monthly installments of US$ 35,000 (R$ 36,300) to CODESP, the government agency responsible for the Port of San

Status
Prospective
Sector
Government, Seaport, Manufacturing (Industrial), Water Supply and Storage
Location
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
World Bank Group

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The project “Santos Teacu III” is an infrastructure initiative in the Government sector, located in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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Companhia Auxiliar Armazens Gerais won a 20-year concession to rehabilitate and operate the Teacu III Dry Bulk Terminal (Teacu III - Armazens) at the Port of Santos on March 7th of 1996. The total area of the terminal is 36,932 square meters. Companhia Auxiliar Armazens Gerais has to pay monthly installments of US$ 35,000 (R$ 36,300) to CODESP, the government agency responsible for the Port of Santos. The company expected to invest US$ 15.64 million (R$ 16.2 million) during the concession period to rehabilitate the terminal facilities. As of December 2000, the company had invested 31.6 million (R$ 32.8 million) -US$ 15.94 million in addition to the initial estimated investment. Companhia Auxiliar Armazens Gerais was established as a subsidiary of Coopersucar, one of the largest Brazilian companies operating in the sugar cane and ethanol business. In 2011, the company announced US$ 64 million (BRL 125 million) to expand its handling capacity from 5 to 10 million tons per year. As of 2012, construction works were underway and were expected to be concluded by mid-2013. Only port projects which committed US$ 10 million or more in investments were included in the database.

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Brazil

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Sao Paulo

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Government, Seaport, Manufacturing (Industrial), Water Supply and Storage

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2023-02-20

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