PBR has reached record refinery output in 2024, producing 24.4B liters of gasoline and 26.3B liters of diesel, while lowering its 2025 capex to $17 billion.
Brazil's Petrobras saw output from its refineries hit an all-time high in 2024 with record production of gasoline and S-10 diesel, the state-run oil firm said on Friday.
PBR is in talks with Unigel to revive two leased fertilizer plants and resume operations to ease Brazil's dependence on imported fertilizer.
PBR provides Prosafe with a $109.7-million contract extension to accommodate the vessel Safe Zephyrus for another 954 days for its deepwater oil projects.
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Seacrest Petroleo accuses PBR of breaching pipeline repair agreements, leading to $71M in claims and ICC arbitration.
PBR announces a 7% increase in jet fuel prices from January 2025, addressing rising oil costs and market conditions affecting Brazil's aviation industry.
Petrobras is due to increase upstream production at attractive low-cost economics. The 2025 outlook for oil prices shows little scope for pricing-related upside. So volume growth is likely to be the key fundamental driver for the year ahead. Valuations are at an attractive 27% discount vs. peers from a 1-yr fwd EV/EBITDA perspective.
Brazilian state-run oil firm Petrobras hiked jet fuel prices for distributors starting on Jan. 1 by around 7% in some key marketing areas, such as Betim, Guarulhos and Duque de Caxias, data on the company's website showed on Thursday.
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PBR and CSN aim to decarbonize their operations and reduce emissions by building the new low-carbon hydrogen plant in Parana, Brazil.
I'm upgrading Petrobras (PBR) (PBR.A) to "Buy" due to its undervaluation amid strong production levels and disciplined financial control despite macro and idiosyncratic risks. Brazil's tight monetary policy and fiscal concerns, along with lower refining margins, have pressured PBR's stock, but its fundamentals remain strong. Petrobras' increasing production, high utilization rates, and healthy balance sheet support its ability to maintain high dividends and execute its $111 billion investment plan.