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CVX and PBR face falling cash flow, rising debt and earnings pressure. Both stocks are now rated Strong Sell amid mounting macro and company-specific risks.
PBR begins R$557 million maintenance at Refap refinery in Canoas, boosting local jobs and ensuring a stable fuel supply through August despite reduced output.
PBR signs a R$8.4 billion contract with Subsea 7 for the Buzios 11 Project, focusing on local content and job creation, with offshore work scheduled for October 2027.
PBR is set to deploy a drill ship to Amapa for oil exploration in the Foz do Amazonas Basin amid regulatory hurdles and environmental scrutiny.
Brazilian oil firm Petrobras will have a drill ship ready to make the trip to the northern state of Amapa by the end of the month, three sources close to the matter told Reuters, as the company rushes for a drilling license for the Foz do Amazonas basin.
PBR is set to face a two-day strike as oil workers protest against cost-cutting measures and stalled talks on compensation amid falling crude prices.
PBR aims to re-enter Nigeria's oil market, targeting deepwater exploration to support the country's efforts to increase oil production and attract investment.
Petrobras' dividend thesis is under pressure due to rising CapEx, weaker Brent prices, and declining free cash flow. Management's aggressive investment strategy, especially in refining and energy transition, raises concerns about efficiency and future returns. Despite a still-strong dividend yield, its sustainability is doubtful given lower oil prices, higher debt, and less room for extraordinary payouts.
Brazil's federation of oil workers, known as FUP, announced on Thursday a two-day warning strike at state-run oil company Petrobras "in protest against the stagnation in negotiations with the company," according to a statement.