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Nova Raposo has invested R$495.4 million in São Paulo highways
The Nova Raposo concession has spent R$495.4 million on highways in São Paulo state since it began in March 2025.
The work covers the Castello Branco and Raposo Tavares highways and is overseen by the state government, with regulation by Artesp.
So far, crews have repaired 105 kilometres of road lanes and worked on pavement, signs, lighting and maintenance.
The concession plans R$8 billion in investment over 30 years, including extra lanes, road widening and marginal roads.
A planned Cotia–Embu das Artes link will add 16 kilometres and extend the network from eight municipalities to ten.
The state government says toll charges have fallen 30% compared with previous rates.
Nova Raposo has invested R$495.4 million in the Castello Branco and Raposo Tavares highways since the concession began in March 2025.
The money has funded pavement repairs, stronger road signs, improved lighting and highway maintenance.
The concession plans R$8 billion in investment over 30 years.
Work completed includes the repair of 105 km of traffic lanes using more than 35,000 tonnes of asphalt concrete.
The state government says toll charges have fallen 30% compared with previous rates.
- Who
- Nova Raposo, a highway concession.
- What
- It has invested R$495.4 million in the Castello Branco and Raposo Tavares highways.
- When
- Since the concession began in March 2025.
- Where
- On the Castello Branco and Raposo Tavares highways in São Paulo state, Brazil.
- Why
- To repair pavement, improve signage and lighting, and maintain the highways.
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The Nova Raposo concession began.
Nova Raposo invested R$495.4 million and repaired 105 km of traffic lanes.
UOL reported the investment and the concession’s planned improvements.
- Investment to date
- R$495.4 million
- Concession start
- March 2025
- Investment plan
- R$8 billion over 30 years
- Lanes repaired
- 105 km
- Asphalt concrete used
- More than 35,000 tonnes
- Planned additional lanes
- 78 km of extra lanes, 22 km of duplication and 43 km of marginal roads