With The New Acquisition Approved By Cade Of 49% Of Petrobras Distribuidora, MDC Now Holds One Hundred Percent Of The Share Capital Of CDGN Logística
The sale of 49% of Petrobras Distribuidora in CDGN Logística, by MDC – Multistrategy Investment Fund, managed by Pacífico Administração de Recursos, was approved by Cade this Wednesday, March 12. Petrobras Extends Maintenance Contract For Drilling Rigs With Forship Engenharia
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With investments in operational projects in the segments of gas and renewable energies, MDCPAR is a holding company whose shareholders are MDC I FIP (private fund) and the FGTS Investment Fund. It is controlled by CDGN Logística and Energias Renováveis do Brasil.
Founded in the city of Rio de Janeiro, with operations dispersed throughout the national territory, CDGN Logística has been operating for 13 years and stands out in the logistics market of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), providing services in treatment, compression, liquefaction, transportation, decompression, regasification, and commercialization of natural gas, methane, carbon dioxide (CO2), and biogas, both compressed and liquefied, as well as transportation.
Through the company Ecometano (a Brazilian company established in 2010, with the objective of transforming environmental liabilities into energy assets by producing biofuels for the Brazilian market from urban solid waste, effluents, and biomasses), the group has strong investments in biogas, which is the first company authorized by ANP to produce biometano.
It also supplies gas to Cegás from the project of the company GNR Fortaleza. In October, the two companies increased the supply of biometano produced at the sanitary landfill in Fortaleza from 75,000 m³/day to 90 m³/day.

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