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Motiva earns R$ 750 million in 3Q26, up 9.8%
Motiva posted adjusted net income of R$ 750 million in the third quarter of 2026, up 9.8% in a year, according to InfoMoney and Seu Dinheiro.
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Infrastructure concessionaire (formerly CCR) listed on B3 as MOTV3, with a highways and urban mobility portfolio after selling its 20 airports to Mexico's Asur.
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Motiva completed the sale of its 20 airports to Asur for R$ 12.2 billion after Anac approval, with R$ 5.2 billion entering cash per InfoMoney — the year's largest infrastructure divestment, focusing the company on highways and mobility.
Updated October 30, 2026 · 4 verified articles
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The stock responds to concession auctions, tariff rebalancing, cost of capital (Selic) and the allocation of divestment cash — dividends, deleveraging or new assets.
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Eletromidia, Motiva and EcoRodovias form an out-of-home media joint venture on highways
Eletromidia, Motiva and EcoRodovias announced on September 29 a joint venture to operate advertising on highways, with 51% for Eletromidia and 24.5% for each toll road operator, according to NeoFeed and Brazil Journal. The goal is to exceed 200 media points by end-2027. The deal still requires Cade approval.
MACROBrazil
Government sets December 17 auction for Brasília Airport in a block with ten regional terminals and R$ 1.2bn in investment
The notice published on September 9 sets for December 17, at 3 pm, the auction that renegotiates the Brasília Airport concession, operated by Inframerica since 2012 with demand below projections, in a block with ten regional airports in MT, GO, MS, PR and BA; the winner buys the shares for R$ 628.8 million, pays a minimum 5.13% variable contribution and invests R$ 1.2 billion in a new international terminal, parking building and access roads, under a contract through 2037.
EMPRESASBrazil
Motiva completes sale of 20 airports to Asur for R$ 12.2 billion
Motiva completed the sale of its 20 airports to Mexico's Asur for R$ 12.2 billion, per CNN Brasil, Exame, Money Times and InfoMoney, following Anac approval. Per InfoMoney, closing brings R$ 5.2 billion into the company's cash.