Prio, Vale and Petrobras are among the corporate highlights this Friday (27) (Image: Disclosure)
The acquisition of the Peregrino field by Prio (PRIO3), the clarification of the Vale (ELECTION 3) about Aliança Energia and the new partnership of Petrobras (PETR4) in Argentina are some of the corporate highlights this Friday (27).
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Prio (PRIO3) acquires 40% of the Peregrino field in Rio de Janeiro for US$ 1.9 billion
A Prio informed the market, via material fact, that this Friday it signed a purchase and sale agreement with SPEP Energy and Sinochem for the acquisition of the Asian company's 40% stake in Pilgrim's fieldin Rio de Janeiro.
According to the document, the new consortium will be formed by Equinoroperator of the Field with a 60% stake, and by the oil company, with 40%. The acquisition has a value of US$1.9 billion, with US$191.5 million paid at the signing of the contract and a further US$1.72 billion paid at the conclusion of the transaction.
The company and its subsidiaries also had US$632 million in tax losses on December 31, 2023, says the material fact. The conclusion of the deal is subject to the usual precedent conditions for this type of transaction, such as approval by the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade) e waiver or expiration of the term of the acquisition right by Equinor within 30 days.
Vale (VALE3) clarifies where it stands with Aliança Energia
A Vale sent a statement to the market clarifying that it continues to search for potential partners for the Energy Generation Alliance. However, at this time, there is no binding instrument or decision made regarding who the potential partner will be, or their capital structure.
The mining company's statement comes after news circulated in the media stating that the company would be moving forward with the operation.
In June, Vale confirmed the search for an investor for Aliança Energia, three months after acquiring the 45% that belonged to Cemig, for R$2.7 billion.
Petrobras' new partnership (PETR4) in Argentina
A Petrobras ea YPFwhich explores hydrocarbon products, signed an understanding agreement to analyze joint business development in the E&P (exploration and production) segment.
The agreement is non-binding, with a validity period of three years.
It also provides for technological cooperation between companies, aiming to share knowledge in complementary skills.
Currently, the Brazilian company already maintains a partnership with the Argentinean in the Rio Neuquén field.
This field is located in the Neuquén Basin, one of the main sedimentary basins in Argentina, known for its unconventional oil and gas resources, such as shale gas e shale oil.
After AgroGalaxy (AGXY3), Portal Agro files for judicial recovery
Portal Agro, a distributor of agricultural inputs, as well as AgroGalaxy (AGXY3), filed a request for judicial recovery, according to information from the Valor Pipeline.
The company, headquartered in Paragominas in Pará, has a debt of R$645 million, of which at least R$249 million is in Agribusiness Receivables Certificates (CRAs). The company obtained 45 days of protection against debt enforcement from the Civil Court of the District of Paragominas.
According to Portal Agro, the request for recovery is due to financial difficulties linked to the rise in input prices and the fall in commodity prices, especially soybeans, which led rural producers to not honor payments with Portal Agro.
Oncoclínicas (ONCO3) denies having received a company merger proposal from Nelson Tanure
A Oncoclinics (ONCO3) denied that he had received a proposal from Allianceof Nelson Tanurefor a merger with the company.
O Valor Pipeline had informed that the businessman made a proposal to combine the assets.
The proposal, according to the report, is valid for 60 days, a period in which the Oncoclínicas board can decide to engage in conversation for a potential transaction or refute it. Tanure is advised by Bank of America.