ANP Approves Safe Resumption of Operations at Cassarongongo Field, Reinforcing Environmental and Technical Standards of PetroReconcavo

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Published on 23/06/2025 at 12:00

Updated on 23/06/2025 at 12:03

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Decision Published on June 20, 2025 Confirms Authorization for Controlled Reactivation of Nova Cassarongongo and Islands Stations Located in Bahia Asset

PetroReconcavo S.A. confirmed that the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP), through its Operational Safety Superintendence (SSO), formally authorized the operational return of the Nova Cassarongongo and Islands Stations. Both are located in the Cassarongongo Field, in the Bahia Asset.

This authorization, announced on June 20, 2025, continues the Company’s previous notice dated June 11, 2025. The decision was published based on CVM Resolution No. 44, dated August 23, 2021.

Operations Will Be Resumed with Enhanced Safety and Environmental Attention

With the favorable decision from the ANP, PetroReconcavo S.A. will initiate a detailed operational recovery plan. This plan has been designed with a focus on:

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Regulatory Process Addressed with Transparency

It is worth noting that the approval of the operational return request occurred after a thorough analysis by the ANP.

This process reinforces PetroReconcavo S.A.‘s commitment to regulatory transparency and strict compliance with the guidelines of regulatory agencies.

Additionally, the disclosure fully meets the obligations of communication of relevant facts to the market, as required by the current legislation of the Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM).

Ongoing Commitment to Safety and the Environment

It is important to emphasize that PetroReconcavo S.A. maintains an ongoing commitment to:

Adoption of Best Operational Practices
Permanent Environmental Monitoring
Safety of Its Facilities

Therefore, the return of activities in the Cassarongongo Field will occur with the highest standard of socio-environmental responsibility.

Positive Impact for Operations and the Sector

With the resumption of operations, PetroReconcavo S.A. expects to generate a positive impact on both its operational performance and the oil and gas sector in the Northeast region.

According to information disclosed by the Company, this measure will allow for:

Improvement of Productive Efficiency
Strengthening the Company’s Presence in Bahia Asset
Relevant Contribution to National Energy Supply

ANP Approves Safe Resumption of Operations at Cassarongongo Field, Reinforcing Environmental and Technical Standards of PetroReconcavo

Decision Published on June 20, 2025 Confirms Authorization for Controlled Reactivation of Nova Cassarongongo and Islands Stations Located in Bahia Asset

Operations Will Be Resumed with Enhanced Safety and Environmental Attention

Regulatory Process Addressed with Transparency

Ongoing Commitment to Safety and the Environment

Positive Impact for Operations and the Sector

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