The market for private sector water and wastewater concessions in Brazil is red hot right now, with new legislation supporting a front-loaded investment programme aimed at universalising sanitation services by 2033, at a cost of $125 billion. GWI is hosting an interactive virtual meeting with key players in the country to help you unlock the potential of this lucrative market. A panel discussion with state-owned and private water operators, national development bank BNDES, and representatives from the legal community will guide you through the opportunities and pitfalls, and will be followed by a networking session so you can make the contacts you need to get ahead.
Join our panel of experts to learn the answers to these questions and more:
- How is the new legislation accelerating Brazil’s roll-out of water and wastewater infrastructure?
- What opportunities are on offer, and how are they being structured so as to maximise value?
- How can non-Brazilian players position themselves to add value in this fiercely competitive market?
Featuring:
- André Pires, CFO, Aegea Saneamento
- Luciene Machado, Head of Sanitation Project Structuring Department, BNDES
- Fabio Abrahão, Director of Concessions and Privatization, BNDES
- José Guilherme Souza, Head of Infrastructure, Vinci Partners
- Ricardo Szlejf, Managing Director, Head of Infrastructure Latin America, CPP Investments
- Percy Soares Neto, Executive Director, Abcon
- Marcelo Marchetti, Partner, Toledo Marchetti Advogados
- Guilherme Albuquerque, Head of Infrastructure, NAVI
- Roberto Barbuti, CEO, CORSAN
- Neurisangelo Freitas, CEO, CAGECE
- Eduardo Tavares, Planning Secretary, Amapá State Government
- Carlos Brandão, CEO, Iguá Saneamento
- Gesner Oliveira, CEO, GO Associados
- Teresa Vernaglia, CEO, BRK Ambiental