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Motiva Projects Less Appetite in Highway Auctions, Says CEO

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Miguel Setas said he saw a shortage of "strategic assets", with fewer opportunities that he considers "premium" on the horizon

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Motiva will be more selective in the upcoming infrastructure project auctions with the turbulence seen in the markets after the elections, but it also sees opportunities in this new scenario, including for acquisitions. The company commented on its strategy at an event with investors this Thursday, with CEO Miguel Setas describing the conclusion of the sale of the airport platform in September as a water divider that left the group prepared for …

The sale of the airport platform marks a change of strategy in Motiva (MOTV3). Now focused on highway and rail operations, the company wants to run a pipeline of R$ 60 billion in investments, extract more value from the assets it already owns and develop new sources of revenue outside of its traditional activities. To this end, [...]

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The Motiva has more than R$ 60 billion in already contracted investments and a challenging macroeconomic scenario ahead. Still, the company led by Miguel Setas sees room to grow without depending on new wins in auctions. The bet are the additives and the rebalancing of the current contracts, in addition to the monitoring of opportunities in [...] The post Motiva wants to go beyond the auctions and sees more than R$ 30 billion in opportunities in…

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Miguel Setas said he saw a shortage of "strategic assets", with fewer opportunities that he considers "premium" on the horizon

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The CEO of Motiva, Miguel Setas, said on Thursday (12) that infrastructure companies maintain "a regime of constructive rates of return". The executive states, however, that the high level of interest rate and the change in the profile of assets that will be auctioned in the next auctions can reduce the appetite of the sector in the next auctions. Read more (11/12/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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