Petrobras Has Already Earned R$ 2.1 Billion in the Last Seven Months from Divestment Program in Rio Grande do Norte

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Published on 27/07/2020 at 14:29

Updated on 27/07/2020 at 14:30

Unidade de bombeio mecânico para produção de petróleo; Fonte: Divulgação

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Petrobras Divestment – State-Owned Company Earned R$ 2.1 Billion in Recent Months from the Sale of Oil Fields in Rio Grande do Norte

Petrobras has already collected R$ 2.123 billion (about US$ 556 million) from the sale of onshore and shallow water fields in the Potiguar Basin, located in Rio Grande do Norte, in the last seven months. Based on the company’s divestment policy, 46 assets in RN were sold to the private sector between December 9, 2019 and July 16, 2020.

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In May of this year, Petrobras completed the total sale of its stake in seven onshore fields in the Macau Cluster to 3R Petroleum, which paid R$ 676.8 million for these assets to the state-owned company.

On July 11 of this month, the negotiation of three shallow water fields in the Pescada Cluster, also in Rio Grande do Norte, was made to OP Pescada Oil and Gas for R$ 7.98 million. On the last day of July 16, Petrobras also finalized the transfer of the Ponta do Mel and Redonda fields to Central Resources, receiving R$ 38.7 million.

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