Imetame Acquires Petrobras For Nearly 10 Million Dollars, Onshore Fields of Lagoa Parda Hub in Espírito Santo

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 01/10/2020 at 10:20

Polo Lagoa Parda no Espírito Santo da Petrobras, possui três campos onshore em produção, o Lagoa Parda, Lagoa Parda Norte e Lagoa Piabanha

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The Lagoa Parda Polo Includes Three Onshore Concessions In Production: Lagoa Parda, Lagoa Parda Norte, And Lagoa Piabanha. Petrobras Is The Operator With 100%

Petrobras announced last night (09/30) in a relevant fact that Imetame Energia finalized the purchase of its entire stake in the onshore fields of the Lagoa Parda Polo for nearly 10 million dollars, located in the state of Espírito Santo, near the municipality of Linhares. More Petrobras Divestments in ES: State-Owned Company Advances In Selling A Set Of Five Concessions Of Onshore Oil Fields

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In the statement, the state company said that “After fulfilling the precedent conditions, the operation was completed with the payment of US$ 9,441,586.10 to Petrobras, already accounting for the adjustments provided in the contract. The amount received upon closing adds to the total of US$ 1,405,869.90 paid to Petrobras at the signing of the sale contract.”

According to the Operational Director of Imetame, Giuliano Favalessa, Petrobras’s divestments bring to the industry, especially onshore, expectations of new business opportunities that are important from an economic and social standpoint. “New companies can take over these assets with more flexibility and development vision, in addition to new suppliers and service providers.”

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About The Onshore Fields Of The Lagoa Parda Polo

The Lagoa Parda Polo in Espírito Santo includes 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.

From January to August of this year, the average production of the onshore fields was approximately 113.5 barrels of oil per day (bpd) and 1.7 thousand m3/day of natural gas.

Imetame Acquires Petrobras For Nearly 10 Million Dollars, Onshore Fields of Lagoa Parda Hub in Espírito Santo

The Lagoa Parda Polo Includes Three Onshore Concessions In Production: Lagoa Parda, Lagoa Parda Norte, And Lagoa Piabanha. Petrobras Is The Operator With 100%

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About The Onshore Fields Of The Lagoa Parda Polo

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Imetame Acquires Petrobras For Nearly 10 Million Dollars, Onshore Fields of Lagoa Parda Hub in Espírito Santo

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