Petrobras Profits $298 Million From Sale of Carmópolis Polo - PETR4: Learn More!

Petrobras Profits $298 Million From Sale of Carmópolis Polo – PETR4: Learn More!

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Published on 11/01/2024 at 01:14

A Petrobras (PETR4) recebeu nesta quarta-feira US$ 298 milhões referentes à última parcela da venda do Polo Carmópolis, em Sergipe, mostra documento – Todos os direitos: MoneyTimes

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Petrobras (PETR4) Received US$ 298 Million for Sale of Polo Carmópolis, Sergipe, from Cobra’s Affiliate.

Petrobras announced the receipt of US$ 298 million this Wednesday, referring to the last installment of the sale of Polo Carmópolis, in Sergipe, as stated in a document sent to the market. On December 26, the company had reported the non-payment of the installment. The affiliate of the Spanish group Cobra, Carmo Energy, acquired the polo in 2021 in a transaction totaling US$ 1.1 billion.

Polo Carmópolis consists of 11 land production concessions and includes access to processing, drainage, storage, and transportation infrastructure for oil and natural gas. Additionally, the asset encompasses Polo Atalaia, which has the Aracaju Waterway Terminal (Tecarmo) and the Bonsucesso-Atalaia pipeline, responsible for draining the oil production from Carmópolis to Tecarmo. Petrobras (PETR4) continues to operate strategically to optimize its operations.

Petrobras Acquires Stake in Aracaju Waterway Terminal

Petrobras recently announced the acquisition of a stake in the Aracaju Waterway Terminal, located in Sergipe. The purchase made by the affiliate of the Spanish group Cobra aims to expand processing infrastructure, drainage, and storage of oil in the region.

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PETR4: Petrobras Establishes Strategic Partnership

Petrobras, through its affiliate of the Spanish group Cobra, announced another important strategic partnership for the oil and gas sector. The acquisition of a stake in the Aracaju Waterway Terminal represents a significant milestone for the company, strengthening its presence in the national and international market.

Petrobras’s participation in the Bonsucesso-Atalaia pipeline, resulting from this operation, will ensure greater capacity for draining oil production, consolidating the company as a leader in oil and gas infrastructure. This strategic partnership reinforces Petrobras’s commitment to invest in high-performance projects, contributing to the development of the energy sector in the country.

The acquisition of the stake in the Aracaju Waterway Terminal is another example of Petrobras’s commitment to strengthening its market presence, standing out as one of the leading companies in the oil and gas segment. This strategic partnership strengthens Petrobras’s actions, consolidating its prominent position in the oil and gas infrastructure sector, both in the national and international markets.

With this initiative, Petrobras reaffirms its commitment to invest in strategic infrastructure, contributing to the sustainable development of the oil and gas sector in Brazil. The acquisition of the stake in the Aracaju Waterway Terminal represents another important step for the company to ensure quality and efficiency in the oil drainage and storage infrastructure, strengthening its position as a sector leader. This strategic investment reinforces Petrobras’s commitment to contributing to the country’s economic growth and the sustainability of the energy sector.

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Petrobras Profits $298 Million From Sale of Carmópolis Polo – PETR4: Learn More!

Petrobras (PETR4) Received US$ 298 Million for Sale of Polo Carmópolis, Sergipe, from Cobra’s Affiliate.

Petrobras Acquires Stake in Aracaju Waterway Terminal

PETR4: Petrobras Establishes Strategic Partnership

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Petrobras Profits $298 Million From Sale of Carmópolis Polo – PETR4: Learn More!

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