The Barra do Dande Ocean Terminal (TOBD) carried out its first gasoline loading operation on February 27, 2026.

This milestone marks the beginning of a new operational phase, in which TOBD will start supplying the domestic market—both by land (tank trucks) and by coastal shipping—with Gasoline and Diesel.

The operation reinforces TOBD’s role as a strategic infrastructure to ensure Angola’s energy supply, contributing to greater efficiency, logistical safety, and development of the sector.

Rio de Janeiro City Hall inaugurated this Friday (05) the new Mergulhão under Avenida Cesário de Melo, in the Campo Grande neighborhood. The work, carried out by OEC, is part of the Anel Viário intervention package, within the Campo Grande Mobility Plan, a project that is transforming the country’s most populous neighborhood and is scheduled for completion in 2026.

Six months after the Nova Transoeste began operating, Rio de Janeiro Municipal Government inaugurated the Pingo D’Água Terminal in Guaratiba on Saturday (29/06). Delivered by OEC – Odebrecht Engenharia e Construção, this is the third terminal built on this corridor from the extension of old stations. The first, Magarça, was handed over to the Cariocas (persons natural of Rio de Janeiro) on March 31, and the second, Mato Alto, on May 19. The works at the Curral Falso Terminal will be delivered later this year.

Tenenge – an OEC company specializing in the industrial works market – completed the construction of the South Gas Terminal, in Babitonga Bay, Santa Catarina, after finalizing the commissioning and performance testing of the undertaking. With the completion of the work, the terminal’s operation was definitively transferred to New Fortress Energy, which owns TGS.

After having built 51 schools as part of the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) for Education formed by SPE Inova BH and Belo Horizonte City Hall, OEC is once again building educational centers in the capital of Minas Gerais.

OEC has just won another contract in the United States. The new project will enable the use of new electric gantry cranes, resulting in significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, as well as increasing the operational efficiency of the Port of Miami, one of the most important in the country.

With gross operating revenue of R$4.8 billion, up 63% on last year, OEC came first among heavy infrastructure construction companies in the Ranking of Brazilian Engineering, produced and published by the specialist magazine O Empreiteiro. Tenenge, OEC’s subsidiary for the industrial assembly and maintenance segment, was named this year as the 8th largest in the country in its sector. The ranking, which is considered a benchmark for the sector, is widely recognized not only by companies, but also by public and private contractors, including infrastructure concessionaires.

With gross operating revenue of R$4.8 billion, up 63% on last year, OEC, Tennege's holding company, came first among heavy infrastructure construction companies in the Ranking of Brazilian Engineering, produced and published by the specialist magazine O Empreiteiro. Tenenge, OEC’s subsidiary for the industrial assembly and maintenance segment, was named this year as the 8th largest in the country in its sector.

On February 27, the government of the State of Rio de Janeiro signed a contract and issued the service order for the construction of the Water Treatment Plant in Xerém, in Baixada Fluminense. OEC – Engineering and Construction will be responsible for the construction of the project, from the earthmoving and drainage stages, to reinforced concrete structures, pump houses, electric power substation, administrative and laboratory buildings, as well as performing the local urban planning project.

OEC - Engenharia e Construção has won three bids in the last few months focused on the Miami International Airport. The works aim to bring innovative logistics solutions, especially for the check-in and luggage sectors, facilitating service, increasing productivity and keeping the travel space among the most modern in the world. Construction should begin as early as 2023 and extend over the next two years.