Cade aprova a venda do Polo Lagoa Parda da Petrobras para Imetame por R$ 9,4 milhões

Cade Approves Sale of Petrobras’ Lagoa Parda Polo to Imetame for R$ 9.4 Million

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/11/2019 at 11:10

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Cade Approves the Purchase of Polo Lagoa Parda by Imetame. The Set of Three Fields in Espírito Santo Was 100% Sold by Petrobras for R$ 9.4 million.

Cade approves the sale of Petrobras’ Polo Lagoa Parda to Imetame for R$ 9.4 million. The set of three oil fields located near the municipality of Linhares in Espírito Santo was 100% sold by the state oil company. The transaction took place on October 11 of this year. Keep an eye out as Petrobras Drilled the First Well in Uirapuru, in the Pre-Salt of Santos and Begins New Drilling in the Sergipe Basin, Alagoas.

According to the oil company, the sale price will be paid in two installments, the first of 1.4 million dollars upon signing the contract, and the second of just under 8 million dollars at the closing of the transaction.

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About Polo Lagoa Parda

Polo Lagoa Parda comprises three onshore concessions in production: Lagoa Parda, Lagoa Parda Norte, and Lagoa Piabanha. Petrobras is the operator with a 100% stake in all three fields.

The current average production of the Polo is approximately 300 barrels of oil per day (bpd) and 5.5 thousand m3/day of gas.

About Imetame Energia

Imetame Energia is a Brazilian company that operates in the oil and gas segment as an operator of blocks and onshore fields in the Brazilian Sedimentary Basins of Recôncavo (BA), Potiguar (RN), Espírito Santo (ES), and São Francisco (MG) with an average production of 820 boe/day.

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Cade Approves Sale of Petrobras’ Lagoa Parda Polo to Imetame for R$ 9.4 Million

Cade Approves the Purchase of Polo Lagoa Parda by Imetame. The Set of Three Fields in Espírito Santo Was 100% Sold by Petrobras for R$ 9.4 million.

About Polo Lagoa Parda

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