Brazil in focus: competition converges on pre-salt acreage in upcoming 2018 licensing rounds
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Brazil offers 40,000 km 2 of high-graded offshore exploration acreage
- Vast resource potential at high prices
- Bidding on profit share rates has a permanent impact on development economics
- Strong interest evident, competitive bidding expected
- Conclusion
- Appendix 1: Fiscal and E&A assumptions for full-cycle economic analysis
- Appendix 2: Companies registered to participate in Round 15
Tables and charts
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Concession Round 15 and PSC Round 4 acreage mapBlocks on offer and awarded per roundOver 16,000 km2 of pre-salt prone acreage offered in Campos and Santos basins
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Santos and Campos basin signature bonuses (outside the pre-salt polygon, these are the minimum bids)Top 10 signature bonuses for Campos and Santos blocksGlobal conventional costs incurred by the Majors and NOCs (2016)Ratio of winning bid to minimum bid in Round 14 offshore blocksFull-cycle company IRR as a function of profit share bid rates and oil pricesStretch case field development assumptionsThe stretch-case field adds 3 percentage points to full-cycle IRRCompanies registered to participate in Round 15
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