PetroReconcavo Reports Significant Growth in 2023

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Financial And Operational Results Highlight 22% Growth In Production

In an announcement made in Mata de São João on March 5, 2024, PetroReconcavo, a leading independent oil and gas production company in Brazil’s onshore basins, reported its operational and financial results for the fourth quarter of 2023 and the annual consolidated figures. With 24 years of history, the company reported a significant 22% increase in its production, showcasing its technical competence and resilience in a challenging environment.

Impressive Operational Performance

Throughout 2023, PetroReconcavo achieved an average production of 26,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/day), reaching a peak of 29,000 boe/day in October. This performance marks a 22% annual growth, driven mainly by the Bahia Asset, which saw a 32% increase in production due to investments in well reactivation. The Potiguar Asset also recorded growth of 14%, with investments focused on hydraulic fracturing and drilling new wells. The acquisition of Maha Energy Brasil’s assets also played an important role, contributing 9% to the total production growth.

Strengthened Financials Despite Challenges

The company’s EBITDA in the fourth quarter was R$ 247 million, totaling R$ 1.3 billion for the year. Adjusting for extraordinary flow restriction, the potential EBITDA would be R$ 1.5 billion. Rafael Procaci, CFO of PetroReconcavo, highlighted the effectiveness of management even in the face of inflation, high-interest rates, and elevated exchange rates. With a cash position of R$ 507 million at the end of the year, the company is poised for new investments and opportunities in the sector after reducing acquisition payments.

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Vision For The Future And Competitive Differentiators

José Firmo, CEO of PetroReconcavo, emphasized the company’s specialization in revitalizing mature fields, mentioning the autonomy, efficiency, and flexibility provided by its fleet of rigs and services. With an ambitious vision for the future, the company intends to continue developing the technical competence of its team, aiming for continuous improvement of its project portfolio and value creation.

Net income in Q4 2023 was R$ 187 million, a 29% increase compared to the previous quarter, culminating in an annual profit of R$ 709 million. Annual net revenue was R$ 2.8 billion, a slight decrease compared to the previous year, but the dividend payout totaled R$ 290 million, a 31% increase compared to 2022.

The Journey Of PetroReconcavo

With a legacy of 24 years, PetroReconcavo has established itself as a force in the oil and gas sector, specializing in the operation of onshore fields. The company manages a portfolio of 55 oil and natural gas concessions, in addition to stakes in concessions operated by third parties, reaffirming its commitment to excellence and innovation in the sector. Listed on the Novo Mercado of B3 under the ticker RECV3, PetroReconcavo is also a proud member of the Ibovespa index since September 2023, reflecting its exceptional performance and promising future prospects.

Source: Loures Consultoria – Tatiana Fontenelle.

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PetroReconcavo Reports Significant Growth in 2023

Financial And Operational Results Highlight 22% Growth In Production

Impressive Operational Performance

Strengthened Financials Despite Challenges

Vision For The Future And Competitive Differentiators

The Journey Of PetroReconcavo

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