Brazil moves people — by road, rail, and air — and Motiva runs much of the machinery that makes that happen. Formerly known as CCR, this is the country's largest mobility infrastructure company, and it has just made its most consequential strategic bet in years: selling every one of its airports to focus entirely on roads and trains. Full nameMotiva Infraestrutura de Mobilidade S.A. Ticker / ExchangeMOTV3 — B3 (São Paulo) HeadquartersEldorado Business Tower, São Paulo, SP, Brazil SectorIndustrials — Infrastructure Operations Employees16,000 Market value (market cap)R$27.5bn (US$5.3 bn) (~$5.3bn) …
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