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Use Case · Market & Regulatory Intelligence

See regulatory movement before it reaches the press

Concessio monitors government gazettes, regulator databases, and procurement portals across 720+ sources, contextualizes each event against the asset and grantor behind it, and threads related events into storylines — so market and regulatory movement surfaces as intelligence, not headlines.

Last updated: July 2026

Where does the signal come from?

Regulatory movement is disclosed first in primary channels — government gazettes, regulator databases, and procurement portals — long before it is written up. Concessio monitors 720+ such sources continuously, so the feed reflects what the primary record says rather than what a secondary outlet chose to cover.

How is an event turned into intelligence?

A raw notice is only useful once you know what it touches. Each event in the live feed is contextualized against the asset and the grantor behind it, drawing on grantor profiles and the concession record. That places a determination, consultation, or procurement notice against the specific asset and decision-maker it concerns.

Why thread events into storylines?

Regulatory processes unfold in steps — a consultation, a draft determination, a final determination — and reading them in isolation loses the thread. Concessio threads related events into storylines and structures regulatory determinations such as allowed returns, allowed revenues, RAB, and regulated tariffs, so a reset cycle reads as a connected sequence rather than a stream of disconnected alerts.

How teams use Concessio for market & regulatory intelligence

720+ monitored sources

Government gazettes, regulator databases, and procurement portals monitored continuously across 720+ sources.

Event threads

A live regulatory event feed that contextualizes each event against its asset and grantor and threads related events into storylines.

Determinations & indices

Structured regulatory determinations — allowed returns, allowed revenues, RAB, regulated tariffs — alongside proprietary market indices.

Frequently asked questions

How many sources does Concessio monitor?
Concessio monitors 720+ sources, including government gazettes, regulator databases, and procurement portals.
How are related events connected?
The live regulatory event feed threads related events into storylines and contextualizes each against the asset and grantor behind it.
Does Concessio structure regulatory determinations?
Yes. Regulatory determinations such as allowed returns, allowed revenues, RAB, and regulated tariffs are structured and tracked, alongside proprietary market indices.

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