In the latest trading session, Petrobras (PBR) closed at $13.13, marking a +2.34% move from the previous day.
PBR's state-run status has triggered its deeply discounted valuations - a critical factor that is further supported by the rich spreads against the low break-even point. These reasons are why the contested stock remains a compelling dividend story, especially since it offers double-digits yields and generous payouts. Thanks to the normalization in crude oil spot prices, the PBR management will also be revising its 5Y capex plans downwards, with it implying further Free Cash Flow tailwinds.
Petrobras signs multi-year deals with DOF and Fugro, boosting Brazil's offshore strength and refining capacity.
Petrobras remains cheap, but persistent macro, geopolitical, and government risks weigh on any re-rating potential, especially compared to energy peers. Lower oil prices, rising Brazilian rates, and fiscal/inflation challenges have weighed on PBR in 2025. PBR's Dividend yield near 10% assures income investors. But, shrinking FCF and muted growth outlook could eat into gains in the next two years.
PBR partners with Exail to deploy cutting-edge Quadrans AHRS on FPSOs, boosting safety and real-time monitoring offshore Brazil.
Petrobras (PBR) closed at $12.51 in the latest trading session, marking a +1.05% move from the prior day.
PBR deepens its strategic partnership with Fugro through four key offshore contracts focused on innovation, safety and long-term energy resilience.
Petrobras is a comprehensive oil company. Like many companies in Latin America, such as YPF and Ecopetrol, the company's shareholding is divided between private investors and the Brazilian state. First-quarter production levels, Petrobras reported a total of 22.7 million BOE/d, representing a 5.4% increase compared to Q4 2024. The amount of net cash provided by Op Act was $8.5 billion. If we annualize this, we see that the P/CF equal to 2.32x.
In the most recent trading session, Petrobras (PBR) closed at $12.70, indicating a -2.83% shift from the previous trading day.
Brazil's Petrobras is closely monitoring geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which have pushed global oil prices higher in recent weeks, but does not plan to tweak domestic fuel prices for now, two company sources told Reuters on Monday.
PBR confirms a $204 million deal with Prosafe for the Safe Notos flotel to enhance offshore safety and maintenance by awarding a four-year contract.
PBR signs key contracts to complete RNEST's Train 2, doubling refining capacity by 2029 and boosting production of low-sulphur fuels.