Petrobras pode receber crédito de US $ 14 bilhões para transferência de direitos

Petrobras May Receive $14 Billion Credit for Rights Transfer

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/01/2019 at 08:41

Petrobras admitiu que pode receber um crédito de aproximadamente US $ 14 bilhões sob uma revisão há muito esperada do acordo de transferência de direitos que cobre seis campos na província do pré-sal da Bacia de Santos. Em comunicado divulgado na terça-feira, a Petrobras afirmou que o crédito de 14 bilhões de dólares é um dos muitos cenários analisados pelo tribunal federal de auditoria do país, o TCU, após um longo processo de negociação entre o governo federal e a petrolífera.

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Petrobras admitted it may receive a credit of approximately US $ 14 billion under a long-awaited review of the rights transfer agreement covering six fields in the pre-salt province of the Santos Basin. In a statement released on Tuesday, Petrobras stated that the 14 billion dollar credit is one of many scenarios analyzed by the country’s federal audit court, the TCU, following a long negotiation process between the federal government and the oil company.

The local news agency Valor PRO had foreseen the information on Monday afternoon, leading to a surge in Petrobras’ stock prices.

After rising more than 3% on Monday, shares increased nearly 1% at the start of trading on the Brazilian stock exchange on Tuesday.

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In return, Petrobras, now led by CEO Roberto Castello Branco, gained the right to produce 5 billion barrels of oil equivalent from the pre-salt fields of Búzios, Atapu, Sépia, Itapu, South of Lula, and South of Sapinhoá.

However, these fields hold much more than this value in recoverable reserves and the surplus volumes would be offered to investors in a mega auction planned for this year.

Separate studies published by the consultancies Gaffney Cline & Associates and DeGolyer & MacNaughton indicate that the six fields hold between 9.8 billion and 15.2 billion boe beyond the 5 billion boe initial floor granted to Petrobras.

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