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Petrobras realigns: which assets will it sell?
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Report summary
Petrobras wants to divest US$27 billion in assets. A wide range of prospects have been put up for sale – companies of all sizes could gain access to Brazil. Success will result in a more resilient portfolio, allowing the company to refocus resources on its best opportunities. But Petrobras has already targeted much of the low hanging fruit. As the company reorients its divestment strategy towards midstream and downstream sales, new challenges will emerge. Execution risks could derail the latest disposal plans. Can Petrobras execute successfully?
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Disposal proceeds drive deleveraging success
- Divestment strategy is changing– can Petrobras keep its momentum?
- Midstream – TAG closing bodes well, but more is needed
- Downstream – eight refineries up for sale
- Upstream – more smaller deals
- Injunctions – a reoccurring theme
- Putting things into perspective
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Impact of divestments on debt / EBITDA ratioGearing ratio – reported vs. targetDisposals closed between 2016-2019
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Divestment pipeline summaryValue of closed disposals (2016-2019)Value of assets currently on the marketMidstream divestment pipelineRefineries up for saleDownstream divestment pipelineUpstream divestment pipelineTimeline - Petrobras' divestment offerings
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