Investor Presentaiton
PANORAMA OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR'S PARTICIPATION IN SANITATION 2021
A NEW SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC FRONTIER FOR BRAZIL
Demand for
investment
Also according to the study by KPMG/
ABCON SINDCON, the public and private
sectors need to work together to invest
more than BRL 753 billion in about 12 years,
in order to expand water supply and sani-
tary sewage systems and cover deprecia-
tion, aiming at universalization of services.
Of this total, BRL 255 billion refers to the re-
covery of depreciation of existing networks
and assets.
GRAPH 12
Population served by water and sewage services (millions
of inhabitants)
Source: IBGE and SNIS
Population with water supply 170.8
GRAPH 11
Estimated investments for universalisation
Source: KPMG / ABCON SINDCON
BRL 753
billion in invest-
ments through
to 2033
BRL 498
BRL 255
billion for
network
expansion
billion in de-
preciation
Population with sewage collection 110.3
Total population of Brazil: 211.8 million
Current investment scenario
and regional projections
BRL 498 billion for
network expan-
sion, segmented by
region
SE
176
N
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BRL 498 billion for
network expansion,
segmented by type
of service
Esgoto
354
BRL 354 billion for
sewage, segmented
by region
NE
93
SE
119
BRL 144 billion,
segmented by
region.
SE
939
56
S
N
NE
136
70
13
S
CO
CO
52
Áqua
N
89
39
144
32
CO S
13 18
38
83
NE
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The moment is one of significant national
visibility for the sector. This increases the
need for long-term investments, which in
sanitation is a 'win-win' situation, with nu-
merous positive impacts for society and
the environment.
Due to its capillarity, this sector has a rele-
vant production chain with a potential mul-
tiplier that directly benefits the local popu-
lation economically. Both civil construction
and the machinery and equipment manu-
facturing industry, the main industrial sec-
tors impacted by investments in sanitation,
hire local labor and generate direct income
to the municipalities where they operate.
The investment pipeline of the Brazilian De-
velopment Bank (BNDES) alone includes six
concession projects or Public-Private Part-
nerships (PPPs) for water supply and sani-
tary sewage system throughout the country,
giving a total of investment of BRL 16 billion.
Considering this sheer potential and the
urgent need for investment, the sanitation
sector appears, as from the milestone, as
the most robust source of economic recov-
ery for the country after the pandemic.
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