As Jair Bolsonaro took the presidential office in January 1st, 2019, Brazil had 440 State-owned enterprises, between Federal and Estate ones. From this total number, 134 would be Federals divided between dependents, non-dependents and their subsidiaries.
Many of these public enterprises have shares in other national and international enterprises, and in addition to that, minority stakes that was not included on the total of 134 companies.
The Special Secretary of Destatization, Divestment and Markets, along with the Secretary of Coordenation and Governance of State Companies of the Ministry of Economy, brought to light a new information regarding State-owned enterprises, after the results of the first semester.
These new review shows that there is 46 direct control companies, 159 subsidiaries, 233 affiliates and 199 minority stakes, achieving a total of 637 enterprises that the Union has direct and indirect stake.
2. Federal Constitution – Art. 173
“With the exception of the cases set forth in this
Constitution, the direct exploitation of an economic
activity by the State shall only be allowed whenever
needed to the imperative necessities of the national
security or to a relevant collective interest, as
defined by law.”
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3. Atualização
12/08/2019
Introduction
The Union
Direct Control
Minority Shares
Banco do Brasil
Caixa Econômica Federal
FI-FGTS
Petrobras
Eletrobras
BNDESPar
Total enterprises
Ranking countries x public enterprises
Alocation of resources
Results
Assets on PPI/PND*
The State-controlled capitalism
3*PPI: Investments and Partnerships Program / PND: National Destatization Program
4. Introduction
As Jair Bolsonaro took the presidential office in January 1st, 2019, Brazil had 440 State-owned enterprises,
between Federal and Estate ones. From this total number, 134 would be Federals divided between
dependents, non-dependents and their subsidiaries.
Many of these public enterprises have shares in other national and international enterprises, and in addition
to that, minority stakes that was not included on the total of 134 companies.
The Special Secretary of Destatization, Divestment and Markets, along with the Secretary of Coordenation
and Governance of State Companies of the Ministry of Economy, brought to light a new information regarding
State-owned enterprises, after the results of the first semester.
These new review shows that there is 46 direct control companies, 159 subsidiaries, 233 affiliates and 199
minority stakes, achieving a total of 637 enterprises that the Union has direct and indirect stake.
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5. Dependents - 18 Non-dependents - 28
01. AMAZUL
02. CBTU
03. CEITEC
04. CODEVASF
05. CONAB
06. CPRM
07. EBC
08. EBSERH
09. EMBRAPA
10. EPE
11. EPL
12. GHC
13. HCPA
14. IMBEL
15. INB
16. NUCLEP
17. TRENSURB
18. VALEC
Direct control – 46 companies
19. ABGF
20. BASA
21. Banco do Brasil
22. BNB
23. BNDES
24. Caixa Econômica Federal
25. CEAGESP
26. CEASAMINAS
27. Casa da Moeda
28. Companhia Docas da Bahia
29. Companhia Docas do Ceará
30. Companhia Docas do Espírito Santo
31. Companhia Docas do Rio de Janeiro
32. Companhia Docas do Rio Grande do Norte
33. Companhia Docas de São Paulo
34. Companhia Docas do Pará
35. Correios
36. DATAPREV
37. Eletrobras
38. EMGEA
39. EMGEPRON
40. FINEP
41. HEMOBRÁS
42. INFRAERO
43. Petrobras
44. PPSA
45. SERPRO
46. TELEBRAS
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9. FI FGTS – 13 companies
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01. BRK Ambiental Participações S.A.
02. Odebrecht Transport S.A.
03. MDCPar S.A.
04. OAS Óleo e Gás
05. CONE S.A.
06. Energimp S.A.
07. Hidrotérmica S.A.
08. J. Malucelli Energia S.A.
09. ODB Real Imob
10. BRK Ambiental – Centro Norte Part.
11. Companhia de Saneamento do Tocantins
12. Foz do Rio Claro Energia S.A.
13. Ijuí Energia S.A.
11. Subsidiaries - 8 Affiliates - 148
01. Eletronuclear
02. Eletronorte
03. Furnas
04. Chesf
05. Amazonas GT
06. Eletrosul
07. CGTEE
08. Eletropar
Eletrobras – 185 enterprises
Minority stakes - 29
• 29 enterprises of power
generation, transmission and
distribution
• Itaipu Binacional
• Inambari Geração de Energia S.A. - Peru
• Rouar S.A. – Parque Eólico Artilleros - Uruguai
• 3 SPCs of Distribution*
• 28 SPCs of Transmission*
• 114 SPCs of Generation*
11*64 of the 145 SPCs are majority controlled and have to be counted as a subsidiary.
13. The Union
Shares
Banco do Brasil
Caixa
Eletrobras
Petrobras
BNDES
Correios
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5
72
52
3*
1*
45
24
84
80
637 companies are under the State-controlled capitalism!
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9
16
29
102
46 direct control 159 233 199
Subsidiaries Minority stakesAffiliates Total
43
80
45
185
132
105
1
637
13*The highlighted public enterprises are showed only in this slide.
14. Ranking countries x State-owned enterprises
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Brazil
Hungary
India
Czech republic
Lithuania
Poland
Slovakia
Portugal
Mexico
Latvia
*511
370
270
133
128
126
113
84
78
71
*205 Federal companies (46 direct control + 159 subsidiaries) + 306 Estate companies = 511
15. R$ 160 billions
R$ 30 billions
R$ 190 billions
Asset allocation over the last 10 years
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Subventions in dependent companies:
Capital increase in non-dependent companies:
Total:
The ability to govern is to know how to allocate resources!
16. Privatization and devestiments
Petrobras:
• Belém Bioenergia Brasil
• BR Distribuidora
• Refinaria de Pasadena
• Distribuidoras no Paraguai
• TAG
Eletrobras:
• Amazonas Energia*
• CEAL*
• Uirapuru Transmissora*
Results: US$ 23.5 bn / R$ 96.2 bn
Concessions
Petrobras:
• Campos Enchova e Pampo
• Campo de Baúna
• Campo de Maromba
• Campo de Tartaruga Verde
• Polo Macau
União:
• IRB
Caixa:
• IRB
• Petrobras
Banco do Brasil:
• IRB
• Neoenergia
• SBCE
BNDESPar:
• Linx
• Petrobras
• Vale
• Fibria
• Suzano
• CI&T
Venda de ativos naturais
Infraero:
• Bloco Nordeste
• Campina Grande/PB
• João Pessoa/PB
• Recife/PE
• Maceió/AL
• Aracaju/SE
• Juazeiro do Norte/CE
• Bloco Sudeste
• Vitória/ES
• Macaé/RJ
• Bloco Centro-Oeste
• Alta Floresta/MT
• Sinop/MT
• Cuiabá/MT
• Rondonópolis/MT
CODESP:
• Terminal STS 20
• Terminais STS 13A
APPA – Terminal PAR01
VALEC – Ferrovia Norte-Sul
CDP – Terminais do Pará
US$ 19.2 bn US$ 1.4 bn US$ 2.9 bn
16*These Operations were made in 2018, but paid-up on 2019.
17. Assets in PPI/PND – 17 companies
01. ABGF
02. Casa da Moeda*
03. CBTU
04. CEAGESP
05. CEASAMINAS
06. CEITEC
07. Companhia Docas do Espírito Santo
08. Companhia Docas de São Paulo
09. Correios*
10. DATAPREV
11. ELETROBRAS*
12. EMGEA
13. Excedentes do BB
14. Porto de São Sebastião
15. SERPRO
16. TELEBRAS
17. TRENSURB
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*Correios and Casa da Moeda: the privatization of these companies will need an exclusivity break law.
Eletrobras: the company was withdrawn from the PND in 2004, henceforth, will need a specific law in order to be included back.
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We must reduce this State, enormous, obese, slow,
bureaucratic and expensive for the tax payers which
interfere in the life of the citizens and businessmen!
Salim Mattar
Special Secretary
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19. Glossary
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Direct control companies: public enterprises which the main shareholder is the Union.
Indirect control companies: subsidiaries from the direct control companies.
Affiliates: enterprises that the company have significant influence, but no control.
Minority stake: enterprises that the companies or affiliates have a minor stake, without significant influence.
Destatization: the act of reassign the presence of the State in the economy, transferring economic activities
or public services, which were inappropriate exploited by the public sector, to the private sector.
Privatization: is to turn private an asset which is on public domain.
Concession: is the act of transfer to the private sector the execution of a public service for a specific time,
such as exploitation, construction, maintenance e conservation of public roads and airports.
Divestiment: it is also a way to reduce the presence of the State in the economy, however decreasing the size
of the companies that its controls, through the sale of subsidiaries or its shares in private companies.