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Petrobras Tops Estimates | Rigzone

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Last updated: 2026/03/07 at 1:23 PM
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Brazil’s state-controlled oil producer Petrobras surpassed revenue expectations after strong oil manufacturing and report exports helped cushion the affect of weaker crude costs. Shares rose.

The corporate accelerated output from its reserves within the pre-salt, a deep-water area that delivers roughly 80% of Brazil’s crude manufacturing. Common 2025 manufacturing of two.4 million barrels a day beat Petrobras’s goal and forth quarter exports surged 97% on yr to a report.

Shares rose as a lot as 6% on the sturdy outcomes and Brent costs that reached $90 for the first time in nearly two years.

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“Petrobras’ earnings look set to enhance on greater oil costs and powerful manufacturing,” Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Vladimir do Nascimento Pinto mentioned in a report. 

The end result follows US supermajors Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp who additionally beat estimates on greater output within the fourth quarter.

The worth spike ensuing from the conflict within the Center East is a double edged sword for Petrobras. Increased costs enhance export income, however with Brazil in a presidential election yr, the state-controlled firm sometimes faces strain to extend funding to help financial development whereas serving to comprise gasoline inflation. Petrobras typically avoids passing short-term value spikes on to customers, in keeping with Pinto. 

The corporate has pledged to pump as a lot oil as attainable to bolster income, with a few of its large manufacturing vessels working above nameplate capability and new ones are coming on-line. Petrobras is focusing on a 4.2% enhance this yr to 2.5 million barrels of oil a day.


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Adjusted earnings earlier than objects, or Ebitda, got here at 59.9 billion reais, Petrobras reported Thursday in a submitting. That surpassed the 58.8 billion reais consensus of analysts tracked by Bloomberg, and was up 46% from the identical quarter of 2024. The corporate posted web earnings of 15.6 billion reais, beneath expectations. 

Petrobras has rewarded buyers with speedy manufacturing development and strong dividends and is presently Latin America’s largest firm by market worth. 

Petroleo Brasileiro SA, as it’s formally recognized, additionally introduced 8.1 billion reais ($1.5 billion) in investor payouts, in comparison with the $2.3 billion introduced for the earlier quarter. Expectations had been for a decrease $1.2 billion payout, in keeping with a mean of 5 analysts estimates reviewed by Bloomberg.

The oil producer invested $20.3 billion final yr, a 22% enhance in comparison with 2024 and above its annual steering. Complete debt rose to $69.8 billion, approaching the corporate’s self-imposed ceiling of $75 billion, following lease agreements for brand spanking new oil platforms.  




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