PETROBRAS - PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA (PBR) reports the equity-linked compensation position of Chief Engineering Officer Renata Faria Rodrigues Baruzzi Lopes. She holds 146.0400 phantom shares referenced to PETR3 common shares, with an exercise price shown as $9.3000 per share, converted from 47.99 BRL using a Central Bank of Brazil exchange rate of 5.1619 BRL per 1.00 USD on August 21, 2026.
The phantom shares are granted under the Petrobras Performance Award Program, vest in four equal annual installments, are settled in cash upon vesting, and receive additional credited units when dividends or interest on equity are paid, including credits related to a dividend with record date of August 21, 2026. The entry reflects holdings rather than a new open-market buy or sell.
PETROBRAS - PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA (PBR) reported that Chief Upstream Officer Sylvia Maria Couto Dos Anjos holds 194.73 phantom shares referenced to PETR3 common shares under the Petrobras Performance Award Program. These phantom shares are cash-settled upon vesting, vest in four equal annual installments, and receive proportional additional phantom credits when Petrobras pays dividends or interest on equity, including credits related to the August 21, 2026 dividend record date.
The filing also discloses a reference price of $9.30 per share, which is a convenience conversion of 47.99 BRL per PETR3 share using the 5.1619 BRL per 1.00 USD exchange rate on August 21, 2026.
PETROBRAS - PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA (PBR) reports that officer Clarice Coppetti holds 477.1200 phantom shares under the Petrobras Performance Award Program, referenced to PETR3 common shares. These awards are cash-settled upon vesting, vest in four equal annual installments, and are adjusted upward for dividends or interest on equity paid by the company.
The derivative reference price is $9.30 per PETR3 share, described as a convenience conversion of 47.99 BRL per share using the Central Bank of Brazil exchange rate of 5.1619 BRL per 1.00 USD on August 21, 2026. No purchase or sale of Petrobras equity securities is reported in this filing.
PETROBRAS - PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA (PBR) reports that it has submitted an expression of interest for oil and gas exploration blocks in offshore areas of the Keta Basin in Ghana, on Africa’s west coast. Ghana’s Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has approved the company’s application to negotiate exploration contracts in four blocks.
With this approval, Petrobras is moving into a phase of direct negotiation of the contract terms. The potential entry into Ghana is described as aligned with Petrobras’ business plan, focused on replenishing oil and gas reserves, exploring new frontiers in Brazil and abroad, diversifying its exploration portfolio, and supporting long-term business sustainability.
PETROBRAS - PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA (PBR) reported strong consolidated results for Jan–Jun 2026. Sales revenues reached US$ 57,142 million, up 35.7% from US$ 42,110 million, driven by higher Brent prices, increased production and exports, and government subsidy programs for diesel, gasoline and LPG. Net income attributable to shareholders rose to US$ 16,627 million, a 55.3% increase, while Adjusted EBITDA grew 52.2% to US$ 29,964 million.
Net cash provided by operating activities was US$ 20,649 million and Free Cash Flow was US$ 11,514 million. CAPEX totaled US$ 10,405 million, mainly in Exploration and Production, supporting a 15.1% rise in total production to 3,281 mboed. Net Debt was broadly stable at US$ 60,388 million, and the Net Debt/LTM Adjusted EBITDA ratio improved to 1.14 from 1.42, reflecting stronger cash generation and a healthier leverage profile.
Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras reports a new hydrocarbon presence in an exploratory ultra-deepwater well in Block FZA-M-59, in the Foz do Amazonas Basin on Brazil's Equatorial Margin. The Morpho well (1-BRSA-1405-APS) lies about 175 km off the Amapá coast, in 2,886 meters of water. The hydrocarbon-bearing interval was identified using wireline logs and rock evidence, and drilling and evaluation activities are still ongoing.
Petrobras operates Block FZA-M-59 with a 100% participating interest, under a concession acquired in ANP’s 11th Licensing Round in 2013. The company states that activities in this block align with its strategy of replenishing oil and gas reserves in frontier areas to support Brazil’s energy demand during a just energy transition, while emphasizing safe operations and respect for the environment and people.
Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras reports additional receipts under Brazil’s Gasoline and LPG Economic Subvention Program. The company states that the cumulative total received to date is approximately R$ 6.9 billion, representing government subvention payments tied to gasoline and liquefied petroleum gas.
The notice is presented as an informational update for investors and includes standard cautionary language that any forecasts or expectations expressed by company officers may differ from future operational results.
Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras reports that in the first semester of 2026 it contributed R$161 billion in taxes and Government Take on a cash basis. This includes R$106.1 billion in taxes from its own operations, R$37.2 billion in Government Take, and R$17.7 billion in taxes withheld from third parties.
Federal payments were R$61.5 billion in taxes plus R$37.2 billion in Government Take, totaling R$98.7 billion, about 6.1% of Brazil’s federal tax revenues, a 28% increase versus a year earlier. State taxes reached R$61.1 billion, about 13.8% of total state collections and up 14%. Municipal taxes totaled R$1.2 billion, up 17.5%. Government Take in 1H26 comprised R$25.7 billion in royalties, R$10.6 billion in special participation, R$0.7 billion in signature bonuses, and around R$0.2 billion in area occupation or retention fees. An export tax introduced by Provisional Measure No. 1,340 led Petrobras to pay R$2.5 billion through June 2026. Over the last four quarters, total contributions in taxes and Government Take were R$306.7 billion. The figures are presented on a cash basis and differ from accrual-based amounts in the Statement of Value Added.
PETROBRAS - PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA reported that William Vella Nozaki, serving as Chief Sustainability Officer, filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership as an officer. The filing does not list any equity holdings or report any buy, sell, or derivative transactions.
Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. (Petrobras) delivered significantly stronger results for the six months ended June 30, 2026. Sales revenues rose to 57,142 million US dollars from 42,110 million a year earlier, driven by higher domestic and export volumes and new fuel subsidy programs. Net income increased to 16,656 million, with basic and diluted earnings per share of 1.29 US dollars.
Operating performance translated into robust cash generation: net cash provided by operating activities reached 20,649 million, comfortably funding 9,072 million of PP&E and intangible additions and supporting dividend payments. Total assets grew to 247,077 million, equity to 93,083 million, while finance debt remained broadly stable at 25,834 million. Petrobras continues to carry sizable long‑term obligations, including a 29,694 million provision for decommissioning costs, 20,031 million in employee benefit liabilities and 3,429 million in provisions for legal proceedings, alongside disclosed uncertain tax treatments and contingent liabilities.
Strategically, Petrobras advanced its E&P portfolio by agreeing to acquire Petronas’s 50% interests in the Tartaruga Verde and Espadarte fields for 450 million and the Argonauta ring‑fence for 134 million plus a 150 million deferred payment, both subject to regulatory approvals. It also formed a 49.99% joint venture in Lightsource Brasil NewCo for onshore renewables and entered a new shareholders’ agreement that gives joint control of Braskem while retaining equity-method accounting.