The Amazon state of Para is set to draw 14.7 billion dollars in mining investment, even as Brazil pushes a forest-based economy in the same territory.
Economy · Brazil
Key Facts
—The number. The Amazon state of Pará is set to draw about $14.7bn in mining investment through 2030, on the mining lobby’s own projections.
—The ranking. That is roughly nineteen percent of all planned Brazilian mining spending, second only to Minas Gerais.
—The pull. Brazil’s total mining pipeline now stands at a record $76.9bn for 2026 to 2030, lifted by iron ore and critical minerals.
Estado vai receber 19% do total que o Brasil deve atrair no mesmo período, avalia Ibram
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