Brava Energia Increases Production to 82,000 Barrels of Oil

Written by Sara Aquino

Published on 07/05/2025 at 20:18

Updated on 07/05/2025 at 20:19

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With 15% Increase in Oil Production in April, Brava Energy Stands Out by Consolidating Offshore and Onshore Operations in Several Brazilian Basins.

Brava Energy reached an important milestone in April by raising its average production to 82,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, a growth of 15% compared to March. The result reflects the company’s progress in the oil sector, especially with the startup of new wells in the Atlanta field, located in the Santos Basin.

Atlanta Field Leads Production with New Wells Connected

The performance of the Definitive System of Atlanta was the main driver behind the increase in Brava Energy’s production.

In April, wells 4H and 5H began operating in the field, now in the testing and stabilization phase.

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Impressive Results Also in Papa-Terra and Onshore Operations

Another highlight was the Papa-Terra field in the Campos Basin, which recorded 11,000 barrels per day.

Together, the productions from Atlanta and Papa-Terra grew by about 40% between March and April, showcasing the company’s good moment in the offshore segment.

In addition to performance at sea, onshore production remains significant, accounting for 33.9 thousand of the 82 thousand barrels per day recorded for the month.

Meanwhile, offshore production accounted for 47.9 thousand barrels, solidifying its leadership in the company’s operations.

Brava Energy Strengthens Presence in Strategic Basins in Brazil

Brava Energy is one of the leading independent companies in the country in the oil and gas sector, with diversified operations in onshore and offshore assets. In offshore fields, it operates in:

Atlanta and Oliva, in the Santos Basin;
Papa-Terra, in the Campos Basin;
Peroá, in the Espírito Santo Basin.

In non-operated interests, the company holds:

23% of the Parque das Conchas, also in the Campos Basin;
35% of the Pescada field, in the Potiguar Basin;
Majority interest in the Manati field, in the Camamu Basin (BA).

In the terrestrial segment, Brava leads the Potiguar Complex, where the BRAVA Industrial Asset is located in Guamaré (RN), in addition to the Recôncavo Complex in Bahia.

Optimistic Outlook Based on First Quarter Performance

The numbers for April significantly exceeded the average for the first quarter of 2025, when Brava’s daily production was 71,000 barrels.

The company’s expectation is to maintain this growth pace, driven by the expansion of the definitive system in Atlanta and the stability of the producing fields.

This progress reinforces Brava’s position as a relevant player in the oil sector, combining strategic territorial presence, operational capacity, and focus on sustainable results.

With continuous investments in its assets and new connections planned, Brava Energy aims for new records this year.

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Brava Energia Increases Production to 82,000 Barrels of Oil

With 15% Increase in Oil Production in April, Brava Energy Stands Out by Consolidating Offshore and Onshore Operations in Several Brazilian Basins.

Atlanta Field Leads Production with New Wells Connected

Impressive Results Also in Papa-Terra and Onshore Operations

Brava Energy Strengthens Presence in Strategic Basins in Brazil

Optimistic Outlook Based on First Quarter Performance

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Brava Energia Increases Production to 82,000 Barrels of Oil

With 15% Increase in Oil Production in April, Brava Energy Stands Out by Consolidating Offshore and Onshore Operations in Several Brazilian Basins.

Atlanta Field Leads Production with New Wells Connected

Impressive Results Also in Papa-Terra and Onshore Operations

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