More Offshore Oil Fields Have Been Put Up For Sale By Petrobras In The Campos Basin - RJ, Today (03/23)

More Offshore Oil Fields Have Been Put Up For Sale By Petrobras In The Campos Basin – RJ, Today (03/23)

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Published on 23/03/2021 at 17:12

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The Brazilian Oil Giant Petrobras Continues Divesting Its Assets and Puts Up For Sale Today (23) More Oil Fields in Rio de Janeiro

Petrobras announced in a relevant fact on this day (23/03) the start of the binding phase regarding the sale of all its interests in the concessions of the offshore oil fields Albacora and Albacora Leste, predominantly located in deep waters in the Campos Basin – RJ. Looking for a job? 300 vacancies for inexperienced candidates! Ambev starts today (23) recruitment and selection; salary can reach R$ 7,000

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“Potential buyers qualified for this phase will receive an invitation letter with detailed instructions on the divestment process, including guidance on due diligence and submission of binding proposals,” Petrobras said in the statement.

Petrobras emphasizes that the deal is aligned with the strategy to optimize the investment portfolio and improve the company’s capital allocation, and has increasingly focused its resources on world-class assets, that is, assets more resilient to volatility. Oil prices present lower risks and higher financial returns.

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Albacora and Albacora Leste Oil Fields Petrobras

The Albacora oil field has an area of 455 km2, located in the northern part of the Campos Basin, approximately 110 kilometers from Cabo de São Tomé, on the northern coast of the State of Rio de Janeiro, in water depths of 100 to 1,050 m. Production in this oil field in October reached 36.4 thousand barrels of oil per day and 606 million m3/day of gas. Operations are fully owned by Petrobras.

The Albacora Leste oil field has an area of 511.56 km2 and is located in the northern part of the Campos Basin, with water depths ranging from 1,000 to 2,150 m, about 120 km from Cabo São Tomé. Last month, the oil field produced 30 thousand barrels of oil per day and 703 million m3/day of gas. Petrobras’ operations in the field account for 90%, with 10% belonging to Repsol Sinopec Brasil.

More Offshore Oil Fields Have Been Put Up For Sale By Petrobras In The Campos Basin – RJ, Today (03/23)

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More Offshore Oil Fields Have Been Put Up For Sale By Petrobras In The Campos Basin – RJ, Today (03/23)

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