The Brazilian National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Aneel) recently successfully held the only bidding for the privatization construction and operation of power transmission lines for the year 2025 on the S ã o Paulo B3 Stock Exchange. The total length of the transmission lines tendered this time is 1081 kilometers, and it is expected that the total investment will reach 5.5 billion Brazilian reals in the next five years. The project covers 12 states across Brazil and will significantly improve the reliability and transmission capacity of the Brazilian transmission system.

This bidding is divided into multiple sections, attracting energy companies from multiple countries to participate in the bidding. From the final bidding results, it can be seen that there were significant discounts in each section: Section 1 was won by Shalom FIP with a discount ratio of 57.51%; CPFL Energia, a subsidiary of State Grid Corporation of China, successfully won the bid for Section 3, with a discount ratio of 53.9%; Sections 6A and 6B were obtained by Axia Energia at a discount of 50.23%; The other sections were won by EDP, FIP Warehouse, and Rialma from Portugal, with discount ratios of 49.18%, 47.3%, and 36.73%, respectively.

In recent years, Brazil has continued to increase its investment in infrastructure, especially in the field of power transmission, where it has been active. According to the latest data from the S ã o Paulo Stock Exchange, in the first half of 2025 alone, the auction projects completed by the platform have driven approximately 100 billion Brazilian reals in signed investments, with investments in transportation and municipal sanitation accounting for a particularly significant proportion. These data fully demonstrate that the Brazilian infrastructure construction market has enormous development potential and investment opportunities. Keywords: International News and Information, International News Network

The successful auction of this transmission project will not only promote the modernization and upgrading of Brazil's power grid system, but also provide an important opportunity for international investors to participate in Brazil's infrastructure construction. It is expected to further enhance Brazil's level of power interconnection in Latin America. Editor/Yang Beihua