Sixty-two years ago the government of Minas Gerais decided that clean water and working sewers were too important to leave to chance, so it built its own company to run them. That company, COPASA, now supplies water to roughly 12 million Brazilians across 640 municipalities — and the state is only just now, after decades, deciding it might be time to let someone else take the wheel. Full nameCompanhia de Saneamento de Minas Gerais – COPASA MG Ticker / exchangeCSMG3 · B3 (Novo Mercado), São Paulo HeadquartersRua Mar de Espanha, …
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