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Petrobras’ Golfinho Field in Espírito Santo Basin Draws Interest from Norwegian Companies, Sources Say

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Published on 10/07/2020 at 09:15

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Norwegian-Linked Companies Must Submit Bids for Petrobras’ Golfinho Field, Located in the Espírito Santo Basin, Sources Say

The Norwegian BW Offshore Ltd and DBO Energy are among the companies considering making a bid for Petrobras’ Golfinho oil field in the Espírito Santo Basin, two sources said, as the Brazilian state-owned company seeks to reactivate its asset sales program in the country following the collapse in oil prices this year.

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Currently, Petrobras is selling a variety of assets – from refineries to pipelines and oil fields – in an attempt to reduce debt and increase focus on a prolific deepwater oil-producing area known as the “pre-salt.”

But the drop in oil and fuel prices earlier this year posed significant obstacles to this plan, with executives acknowledging it could take longer than initially expected for Petrobras to meet its deleveraging targets.

In recent weeks, Petrobras has stepped back in gas, accepting binding offers for a major refinery in northeastern Brazil at the end of June, which analysts say could raise up to $3 billion.

Source: Reuters

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