Petrobras Receives Contractual Payment From Carmópolis Pole - Check It Out!

Petrobras Receives Contractual Payment From Carmópolis Pole – Check It Out!

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/01/2024 at 01:14

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Notice Published on Wednesday Regarding Adjustments and Late Fees for the Sale of the Carmópolis Polo Due in 2023. Relevant Judgments Timely Disclosed.

Petrobras informs that, following the notice published on 12/26/2023, it received, on 01/10, from Carmo Energy, the final installment in the amount of US$ 298 million, already accounting for the due adjustments and late fees, related to the sale of the Carmópolis Polo, which was due on 12/20/2023. The Company commits to timely disclose relevant judgments.

The oil company Petrobras emphasizes that exceptional situations will be duly communicated to the market, reinforcing its position as a company committed to transparency and the disclosure of relevant information. Petrobras continues its trajectory of restructuring and financial strengthening, thus ensuring its solidity in the market.

Notice Published by Petrobras

The oil company Petrobras published a notice on this Wednesday regarding adjustments and late fees related to the sale of the Carmópolis Polo, which was due in 2020. These are relevant judgments that were timely disclosed by the company.

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Petrobras: Notice Published Regarding Adjustments and Late Fees

On this Wednesday, Petrobras communicated adjustments and late fees related to the sale of the Carmópolis Polo, which were due in 2020. These are relevant judgments that were timely disclosed by the oil company.

Petrobras Notice: Adjustments and Late Fees Disclosed

The company Petrobras published a notice on Wednesday regarding adjustments and late fees related to the sale of the Carmópolis Polo, which was due last year. These are relevant judgments, timely disclosed by the oil company.

Source: Agência Petrobrás

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Petrobras Receives Contractual Payment From Carmópolis Pole – Check It Out!

Notice Published on Wednesday Regarding Adjustments and Late Fees for the Sale of the Carmópolis Polo Due in 2023. Relevant Judgments Timely Disclosed.

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Petrobras: Notice Published Regarding Adjustments and Late Fees

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