Sanepar stock: Northern Paraná water auction reaches BRL 1.95 billion
Published on 11/03/2026 at 02:02 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSWater infrastructure contract advances
- Consórcio Águas do Paraná won the tender as the sole bidder with a 3.0 percent discount.
- The project includes up to 30 months of construction and a planned water production capacity of 1,200 liters per second.
- Sanepar's investor-relations calendar lists its third-quarter 2026 earnings release for November 12.
Sanepar completed the auction for the Integrated Water Supply System of Northern Paraná on October 28, 2026, according to El Fondo. Consórcio Águas do Paraná submitted the sole bid and secured the asset lease contract with a monthly payment of BRL 9.031 million.
Long-term project economics
The winning offer included a 3.0 percent discount to the tender ceiling of BRL 9.31 million per month. Across the 246-month agreement, the contract is valued at BRL 1.95 billion, below Sanepar's maximum reference estimate of BRL 2.01 billion.
The infrastructure plan includes estimated capital expenditure of BRL 679.2 million. Construction may take up to 30 months, followed by 216 months of asset lease payments. Once operational, the system is designed to produce 1,200 liters of water per second.
Regional supply capacity
The planned capacity combines an intake of 400 liters per second from Ribeirão dos Apertados with 800 liters per second from Rio Taquaras. The project also includes a new 4.0 million-liter reservoir at Papa-Piri in Arapongas.
Sanepar is a Brazilian water utility headquartered in Curitiba, Paraná. Its investor-relations website lists SAPR3, SAPR4 and SAPR11 and identifies the company's operations in the state of Paraná.
Next investor date
Sanepar's investor-relations calendar lists the third-quarter 2026 earnings release for November 12 and the conference for November 13.
Sanepar share profile
- Company: Companhia de Saneamento do Paraná - Sanepar
- ISIN: BRSAPRACNOR9
- Ticker: SAPR3
- Business: Water and sanitation services
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