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3R Petroleum (RRRP3) Launches Public Offering of Debentures Worth R$ 372.7 Million.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/01/2024 at 15:24

Updated on 26/01/2024 at 15:33

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A 3R Petroleum (RRRP3) anunciou o início da oferta pública de distribuição secundária de 347.604 debêntures simples, não conversíveis em ações, nesta – Todos os direitos: MoneyTimes

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3R Petroleum (RRRP3) Launches Public Offer for Secondary Distribution of 347,604 Non-Convertible Simple Debentures. Subsidiary in Luxembourg Also Participates.

The distribution of 347,604 simple debentures was announced by 3R Petroleum. The acquisition price per debenture is R$ 1,072.48, totaling R$ 372.7 million. The offer will be coordinated by the banks BTG Pactual, XP Investments, and Itaú BBA. Additionally, the company informed that its subsidiary in Luxembourg is starting work for a issuance of up to US$ 500 million in debt.

3R Petroleum (RRRP3) announced the start of the public offer for the secondary distribution of 347,604 non-convertible simple debentures on Friday (26). The acquisition price per debenture, according to the market announcement, is R$ 1,072.48, totaling R$ 372.7 million. The banks BTG Pactual, XP Investments, and Itaú BBA have been chosen to coordinate the offer. The company also reported that its subsidiary in Luxembourg is working on an issuance of up to US$ 500 million in debt.

3R Petroleum: Public Offer for Simple Debentures

3R Petroleum, also known by the code RRRP3, is conducting a public offer for a secondary distribution of simple, non-convertible debentures totaling R$ 200 million. The company, which recently acquired a subsidiary in Luxembourg, intends to use the proceeds from the debt issuance for capital reduction and to provide sureties and collateral to investors.

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The acquisition price of the debentures will be R$ 1,000.00 each, and the total amount to be issued will be 200,000 debentures. 3R Petroleum intends to secure the issuance through its receivables, in addition to offering a stake in Market Turnover as additional collateral.

With this operation, 3R Petroleum aims to strengthen its capital structure and expand its investment capacity in its oil exploration and production projects. The company has stood out in the market for its activities in the oil and gas segment, and the public offer of simple debentures is another step to consolidate its position as one of the leading companies in the sector.

Investors interested in participating in the public offer of 3R Petroleum should pay attention to the deadlines and conditions set out in the distribution prospectus, which will be available on the company’s website and at the financial institutions authorized to participate in the operation. This is a unique opportunity for investors who wish to associate with a solid and growing company in the energy market.

3R Petroleum (RRRP3) Launches Public Offering of Debentures Worth R$ 372.7 Million.

3R Petroleum (RRRP3) Launches Public Offer for Secondary Distribution of 347,604 Non-Convertible Simple Debentures. Subsidiary in Luxembourg Also Participates.

3R Petroleum: Public Offer for Simple Debentures

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3R Petroleum (RRRP3) Launches Public Offering of Debentures Worth R$ 372.7 Million.

3R Petroleum (RRRP3) Launches Public Offer for Secondary Distribution of 347,604 Non-Convertible Simple Debentures. Subsidiary in Luxembourg Also Participates.

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