Petrobras claims that the sale of the remaining 08 refineries will take place before the end of the year and that the oil company is working hard to do so.
Roberto Castello Branco – The current president of Petrobras stated in a recent interview on 30/11 that, despite the delays, the oil company intends to finalize the sale of the remaining refineries.
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The President of Petrobras has already confirmed that six of the eight refineries that are in the process of being sold by the oil company are already in a more advanced state. The two remaining refineries should be sold in the first half of 2021.
“We have received several proposals from Repar (PR) and the Refap (RS) on December 10, so far we can say that six of Petrobras' eight refineries are already guaranteed for sale and the other two that remain will receive binding offers at the beginning of next year", decreed the president of Petrolífera - Castello White.
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