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Check out the main highlights of this Tuesday's business news (31)
This Tuesday's corporate radar brings some important news on the business scene. A Petrobras (PETR4) announced investments of R$2 billion in the Gabriel Passos Refinery, Regap, aiming to increase energy efficiency, increase reliability and reduce carbon emissions.
A Americans obtained authorization from the Court to dissolve the partnership with Vibra at BR Mania. Already the totvs acquired the entire share capital of the IP franchise for R$137,6 million.
In the third quarter, the GPA recorded a consolidated net loss of R$1,285 billion, while Lojas Quero-Quero had a loss of R$12,3 million, an increase of 60,4% compared to the same period last year. On the other hand, the intelbras profited R$111 million in the third quarter, a drop of 9,6% compared to the previous year. A ISA Cteep recorded a 22,7% higher profit in the third quarter, totaling R$474,5 million.
- With the major discovery of 13 oil reservoirs, the country is preparing to enter the select group of African producing countries, with the potential to revolutionize its economy
- Petrobras is being sued and could lose billions after a decision that could lead to mass layoffs
- $323 million oil rig runs aground after storm, video shocks offshore world in Tunisia
- Petrobras can celebrate! Exploration of new pre-salt layer that promises to yield BILLIONS of barrels of oil for the state-owned company should finally be authorized, says minister
A Saint Martin approved the implementation of a Biomethane production unit, which will receive investments of R$250 million and will have the capacity to produce 15,6 million normal cubic meters during the sugarcane crushing period. Bahema reported the signing of a purchase and sale agreement for the sale of shares held indirectly by the company in the International School Centro de Educação.
These are some of the news that moved the corporate radar this Tuesday. Follow the latest market news and stay up to date with the main company movements.
