July

• Acquisition of a 16.67% stake in Portonave S.A.

July

• Rio Verde Energia is founded.

December

• Triunfo obtains the Publicly Held Company Registry at the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM).

July

• Triunfo acquires another 25% of Econorte, becoming a 50% shareholder.

December

• Triunfo and Construtora Triunfo carry out a corporate restructuring, with full separation of the two companies.

May

• Triunfo acquires 33% of Portonave, becoming a 50% shareholder.

June

• Rio Verde sells the totality of the Salto Hydroelectric Power Plant future energy, for a period of 16 years, to Votener, a Votorantim Group company.

July

• Beginning of the Salto Hydroelectric Power Plant (Rio Verde) construction.
• Triunfo makes its initial public offering (IPO) in the Novo Mercado segment of the Stock Exchange (B3).

October

• Start of Portonave Port Terminal operations.

November

• Triunfo acquires 50% of shares in Econorte, becoming the 100% shareholder.

July

• Triunfo buys strategic land in Santos, that will be allocated to the mining port, a new business to be run by Vetria.

October

• Triunfo acquires 30% of shares in Econorte, becoming the 100% shareholder.

December

• Triunfo launches its Level I American Depository Receipt (ADR) program.

January

• Start of the Iceport cold storage facility operations, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Portonave.

March

• Salto/Rio Verde HPP is authorized to increase its installed capacity from 108MW to 116MW.

October

• Triunfo acquires the Norsul Atlântico vessel to start operation in the cabotage sector, through the company Maestra Navigation and Logistics.

July

• The company wins the right to operate the Garibaldi Hydroelectric Plant, in the Santa Catarina state, and establishes the Rio Canoas Energia S.A.

August

• Start of the Salto Hydroelectric Power Plant (Rio Verde) operations.

December

• Rio Canoas Energia signs the concession agreement with the Ministry of Mines and Energy.

November

• Maestra starts its commercial operation.

December

• In a joint venture, Triunfo, Vetorial Participações and ALL (América Latina Logística) create Vetria Mineração.

February

• Triunfo wins the bid for the expansion, maintenance and operation of the Viracopos International Airport (in partnership with UTC Participações S.A. and Egis Airport Operation).
• Triunfo acquires the surface exploitation rights for the area where the Portonaus terminal is located.

November

• The concessionaire Aeroportos Brasil Viracopos, of which Triunfo owns 23%, begins its management of the International Airport of Viracopos.

December

• Vetria Mineração S.A. is founded, with a Triunfo’s stake of 15.8%.

August

• BNDESPAR enters Triunfo’s the share capital, with a stake of 14.8%, through a capital injection of R$ 330 million.

September

• Rio Canoas starts its commercial operation, 15 months earlier than scheduled by ANEEL.

November

• Closing of Maestra’s activities.

December

• Triunfo wins the auction to run the Brazilian highways BR-060, BR-153 and BR-262 (DF/GO/MG).

September

• Triunfo Concebra starts operating BR-060, BR-153 and BR-262.

October

• Hydroelectric Power Plant Três Irmãos is granted its operating license.

November

• Acquisition of the Transbrasiliana highway concession.

June

• Triunfo Concebra starts toll collection.

August

• Divestment of the Energy Assets – Rio Verde, Rio Canoas and TNE.

September

• Completion of the Portonave Expansion Area.

December

• Delivery of Triunfo Concepa’s 4th lane.
• Triunfo Institute is granted the title of Civil Society Organization of Public Interest (OSCIP).

March

• Viracopos is elected the best Latin American cargo airport at the Air Cargo Excellence Awards.

May

• Viracopos is elected, for the fourth time, the best airport in the country according to passengers’ evaluation.

August

• Portonave surpassed the mark of 5 million TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit) handled. The number counts the all transportations since the startup of the Terminal, in October 2007.

July

• Triunfo Concepa’s concession contract is extended for another year.
• Triunfo Participações e Investimentos files two Out-of-court Reorganization Plans. The Plan presented jointly by TPI and its subsidiaries Dable Participações Ltda., Maestra Serviços de Engenharia S.A., NTL – Navegação e Logística S.A. and Vessel-Log Serviços de Engenharia S.A. (“OR Plan of TPI”) and the Plan presented by the Juiz de Fora-Rio Road Concession Company (“OR Plan of Concer”).

August

• Viracopos is elected, for the fifth time, best airport in the country in the passenger’s evaluation, according to a SAC (Secretariat of Civil Aviation) survey.

October

• Viracopos is elected, for the sixth time, best airport in the country in the passenger’s evaluation, according to a SAC (Secretariat of Civil Aviation) survey.
• Alienation of Portonave.

November

• Termination of Vetria Mineração.

December

• Acquisition of CTVias.

February

• Approval of the Triunfo Participações and Investimentos’ Out-of-court Reorganization Plans.

May

• A request for the In-court Reorganization of the Viracopos International Airport is filed.

July

• Closure of the Concepa concession agreement.

August

• Triunfo Participações e Investimentos and BlackRock sign agreement for the divestment of Tijoá and CSE.

January

• Termination of the agreement for the divestment of Tijoá and CSE.

December

• Closure of the judicial reorganization process of Viracopos.

February

• Extension of Concer’s concession term.

August

• 5th Debenture Issuance by the Company.

November

• Termination of Econorte’s concession contract.

May

• Authorization for TPL port operation.

June

• Extension of Viracopos’ concession term for an additional 24 months.

September

• Amendment and renewal of TPB’s Preliminary License.

February

• Extension of Concer’s concession term.

April

• TPI’s share consolidation.

October

September

• Validity of Concer’s 12th amendment.

December

• Renegotiation of Concer’s debt with BNDES.