Conheça as 17 empresas que arremataram blocos exploratórios de petróleo: A Bacia de Campos foi a mais disputada nos leilões

Discover the 17 Companies That Acquired Oil Exploration Blocks: The Campos Basin Was the Most Contested in the Auctions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/09/2017 at 06:49

Updated on 06/10/2017 at 09:51

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Petrobras and ExxonMobil Acquired Almost 90% of the Campos Basin and 17 Companies Acquired the Remainder. Jobs and Investments Are Back!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]The 14th bidding round of oil exploration blocks yielded an amount of R$ 3.84 billion extra, according to the ANP (National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels). In total, 17 companies acquired exploratory sites, of which 7 are foreign companies. However, two companies stood out in this bargain, Petrobras and ExxonMobil, which were responsible for almost 90% of the bids, that is, R$ 3.6 billion in deals, THIS IN THE CAMPOS BASIN!!!!

The ANP further adds that this was the most profitable oil auction in history, due to the favorable exchange rate. In the auction held in 2015, only R$ 121 million was raised in bonuses. In 2013, the record was R$ 2.8 billion, which was now surpassed on the 27th (Wednesday).

In this round, 287 blocks were offered in 9 oil basins across Brazil, with a total area close to 123,000 km². However, only 37 of them were acquired and many received only one proposal. The Campos Basin was the most contested.

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The Campos Basin Is Back in the Game

As Click Petroleum and Gas mentioned earlier, the most interesting basin was that of Campos, as it had the highest revenue and interest from companies. Petrobras and the giant ExxonMobil practically acquired everything and now hold the concessions of these exploration fields. The revitalization of mature fields and the discovery of pre-salt in this region are projects that are worth gold. Pedro Parente himself said he already had valuable data regarding the Campos Basin; he just didn’t disclose it to the media for strategic reasons.

Jobs and Winning Companies

For the average worker, this means one very simple thing: the recovery of jobs and revitalization of the economy in the sector. Now is the time to chase after qualifications as best as possible, don’t count on luck, make your own! Here is the list of companies that will be hiring soon so you can start preparing:

GeoPark Brasil, Parnaíba Gás Natural S.A, Australian Karoon, Petroil Óleo e Gás Ltda, Chinese Tek Óleo e Gás, Muncks Guindastes, Petrobras, CNOOC Petroleum, Bertek, Imetame, Vipetro, Murphy and ExxonMobil, Queiroz Galvão, Greenconsult, and Muncks & Reboques Brasil.

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Discover the 17 Companies That Acquired Oil Exploration Blocks: The Campos Basin Was the Most Contested in the Auctions

Petrobras and ExxonMobil Acquired Almost 90% of the Campos Basin and 17 Companies Acquired the Remainder. Jobs and Investments Are Back!

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Discover the 17 Companies That Acquired Oil Exploration Blocks: The Campos Basin Was the Most Contested in the Auctions

Petrobras and ExxonMobil Acquired Almost 90% of the Campos Basin and 17 Companies Acquired the Remainder. Jobs and Investments Are Back!

The Campos Basin Is Back in the Game

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