Bahia expropriates 384 hectares for Porto Sul, advancing the R$6.59bn port tied to the Fiol railway. Learn what this means for exports.
Brazil · Infrastructure
Key Facts
Decree — The state of Bahia declares 384 hectares in Ilhéus for expropriation for Porto Sul.
Financing — Brazil’s Merchant Marine Fund approved R$6.59 billion (US$1.29 billion) in July 2026.
Rail link — Porto Sul is tied to the Fiol railway, which connects to iron ore mines in Caetité.
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