The Pecém Industrial Port Complex in Ceará will get a new fuel storage terminal by 2027, a R$430 million project led by Terminais Marítimos do Brasil (TMB) and financed 80% by Banco do Nordeste (BNB). The terminal will store 130,000 m³ of fuel, create 500 construction jobs, and add 100 permanent positions. Dislub Group CEO Sérgio Lins highlighted the terminal’s impact on fuel logistics, while BNB President Paulo Câmara emphasized the project’s contribution to regional growth. Governor Elmano de Freitas noted that the terminal aligns with Ceará’s plan to transfer operations from the Port of Mucuripe to Pecém by 2027.
Source: Folha de Pernambuco/Datamar News
