As Soon As Authorized By The STF, Petrobras Finally Completed The Sale Of Its Gas Pipeline Network To ENGIE And CDPQ
Petrobras Completed On Thursday (6/13) The Sale Of 90% Of Its Stake In Transportadora Associada De Gás S.A. (“TAG”) To The Group Formed By ENGIE And The Canadian Fund Caisse De Dépôt Et Placement Du Québec (CDPQ). The Closure Of The Transaction Occurred With The Total Payment Of R$ 33.5 Billion To Petrobras, With Approximately R$ 2 Billion Destined For The Settlement Of TAG’s Debt With BNDES.
“Petrobras Will Continue To Use The Natural Gas Transportation Services Provided By TAG, Through The Existing Contracts Between The Two Companies, Without Any Impact On Its Operations And The Delivery Of Natural Gas To Its Customers.”
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Check Below The Companies Petrobras May Sell
- Petrobras Distribuidora
- Petrobras Biocombustível
- Liquigás
- Breitener Energética, UTEs
- Logum Logística SA
- Petrobras Logística De Gás S.A. And TBG
Source: Petrobras

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