The Jair Bolsonaro government has already secured investment commitments of R$925 billion (US$180 billion) over the next decade through privatizations and concessions.
Economy Minister Paulo Guedes cited this figure in talks with investors to reinforce the impression that the country is on a sustainable growth path.
The contracted investments will be in oil and gas, rail, energy, highways, sanitation, and telecommunications.
If all the projects worked out by the government are successful, Brazil will have R$2.9 trillion in investments over the next ten years.
The figures vary from R$200 billion annually to R$300 billion in 10 years.
These latest figures are included in the Investment Monitor, a digital platform in partnership between the Ministry of Economy and the IDB, with financial support from the UK government.
The platform includes projects from all ministries, such as infrastructure and regional development.