Imetame compra campos da Petrobras no Espírito Santo por US$9,4 milhões

Imetame Acquires Petrobras Fields in Espírito Santo for $9.4 Million

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/10/2019 at 19:01

Updated on 11/10/2019 at 19:22

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Petrobras Signs Contract to Sell Its Entire Stake in the Lagoa Parda Field, in Espírito Santo, to Imetame Energia

Today, October 11, Petrobras signed a contract to sell its entire stake in the Lagoa Parda Field, in Espírito Santo, near the municipality of Linhares, to Imetame Energia. According to the state-owned company, the deal involves US$ 9.37 million. Petrobras will transform, by 2022, into a company based in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, and Espírito Santo.

According to the oil company, the sale amount will be paid in two installments, with one of US$ 1.4 million at the signing of the contract, and another of just under US$ 8 million upon closing of the transaction.

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About the Lagoa Parda Field

The Lagoa Parda Field 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 Field 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 onshore blocks and 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.

Imetame Acquires Petrobras Fields in Espírito Santo for $9.4 Million

Petrobras Signs Contract to Sell Its Entire Stake in the Lagoa Parda Field, in Espírito Santo, to Imetame Energia

About the Lagoa Parda Field

About Imetame Energia

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