Pagamento de R$ 70 bilhões por cessão onerosa é pago pela Petrobras e Rio recebe amanhã R$ 1,2 bi

Payment of R$ 70 Billion for Onerous Assignment Made by Petrobras, and Rio Receives R$ 1.2 Billion Tomorrow

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 30/12/2019 at 17:09

Rio de janeiro receberá da cessão onerosa

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Petrobras and CNODC and CNOOC Paid, Last Friday, for Blocks Acquired in the Auction, and Rio Will Receive R$ 1.2 Billion Tomorrow

The consortium between Petrobras and Chinese companies in the purchase of two oil blocks generated revenue of R$ 69.96 billion for the National Treasury. The payment was made last Friday. Only Rio will receive R$ 1.2 billion. See also: Numerous Job Vacancies in Pará in the Areas of Construction, Engineering, and Industry

The oil blocks were acquired in the mega auction of the surplus from the onerous assignment, which took place in November in Rio de Janeiro. Only the government of the State of Rio de Janeiro will receive R$ 1.2 billion, for hosting the auctioned fields.

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The National Treasury is the one that receives the amounts and allocates them, and with the auction, part of the revenue will be transferred to states and municipalities tomorrow, December 31.

The Chinese companies CNODC and CNOOC paid R$ 6.82 billion to the Treasury, resulting from the consortium with Petrobras that took the largest block from the auction. Two blocks offered in the auction were not acquired and will go to auction next year.

Of the total collected by the government, R$ 34.41 billion returned to Petrobras due to the revision of the onerous assignment contract, originally signed in 2010. It allowed the company to explore 5 billion barrels of oil in these areas.

Later, studies confirmed that there was more oil than expected, which was auctioned in the mentioned mega auction (and purchased by the state company itself).

States and Municipalities will jointly receive R$ 11.73 billion, amounts that will be available in the coffers of regional governments tomorrow, December 31. The amount that Rio will receive is already included in these figures.

Payment of R$ 70 Billion for Onerous Assignment Made by Petrobras, and Rio Receives R$ 1.2 Billion Tomorrow

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