Infrastructure:
Navigation

Leggio works in strategy and investment for the navigation sector, a mode that continues to play a structural role in Brazil's logistics competitiveness. The waterway sector moved 1.403 billion tons in 2025, according to ANTAQ (National Waterway Transportation Agency), with 164.6 million tons of containerized cargo. Projections indicate this growth will continue, reinforcing the scale and relevance of the mode for high-volume, cost-sensitive supply chains.

 

In a capital-intensive sector, the main challenges go beyond vessel operations. Profitability depends on accurately reading demand, efficiently utilizing assets, integrating with ports and other transport modes, defining the logistics role of each corridor, and translating these variables into consistent decisions on routing, capacity, expansion, and commercial positioning.

 

It is at this interface that Leggio and Leggio Group operate. The combination of consulting, investment advisory, market analytics, and audit services, together with the application of mathematical modeling to represent the supply chain, enables us to support operators, investors, and shippers on topics such as cargo capture, asset valuation, network design, market projections, operational optimization, and the structuring of business cases for growth and efficiency.