Petrobras Sold Its Entire Stake in BSBios to RP Biocombustíveis for R$ 319 Million

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Published on 18/12/2020 at 09:49

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Petrobras Reinforces Its Commitment to Broad Transparency of Its Divestment Projects and Portfolio Management in a Statement

Petrobras announced this morning (12/18) in a relevant fact that it has concluded the negotiation for the sale of 50% of BSBios Indústria e Comércio de Biodiesel Sul Brasil. The buyer will be RP Participações em Biocombustíveis, which is expected to pay approximately R$ 319 million if the transaction is approved. Looking for a job? Technicians Called for Job Vacancies at Petrobras’ Guamaré Terminal

Petrobras Pays R$ 190 Million Over Settlement in Sete Brasil Arbitration

Petrobras announced in a relevant fact last night (12/17) that it will pay R$ 190 million to the Previ fund, from Banco do Brasil, to resolve the arbitral litigation regarding losses related to Sete Brasil

“The amount is reflected in the company’s financial statements for the 3rd quarter of 2020,” says Petrobras. “The company continues to defend its interests in ongoing processes,” it concludes.

The state-owned company paid R$ 190 million to Previ. According to Petrobras, the agreement extinguishes the litigation without acknowledgment of guilt or responsibility by either party, and its terms and the arbitral process are protected by confidentiality,” adds the statement.

Petrobras Sold Its Entire Stake in BSBios to RP Biocombustíveis for R$ 319 Million

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