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Petroleo Brasileiro SA-Petrobras Q2 2009 Earnings Call TranscriptTue, Aug 18, 2009
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Petrobras is an integrated oil and gas company that is the largest corporation in Brazil and one of the largest companies in Latin America in terms of revenues. As a result of our legacy as Brazil’s former sole supplier of crude oil and oil products and our ongoing commitment to development and... More
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- Wednesday, May 15, 5:21 PM Better-than-expected results from Brazil's oil exploration rights auction show operators were undeterred by Brazil’s local-content rules or Chevron's treatment in the wake of the Frade oil spill. In fact, CVX was one of the winning bidders, joining the likes of XOM, BP and PBR. The auction put things in perspective: Brazil has huge potential, and is a much less risky place than Nigeria, Russia or Venezuela. 1 Comment [Energy, Global & FX]
- Wednesday, May 15, 11:33 AM Petrobras (PBR -0.4%) is evaluating possible measures to deal with a court order suspending environmental licenses for its Comperj refinery project in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro state. Comperj will have installed capacity to process 165K bbl/day of crude oil when it enters operation in 2015, and would ease PBR's dependence on expensive fuel imports that have undercut profits over the past two years. Comment! [Energy]
- Tuesday, May 14, 3:08 PM Exxon (XOM +0.8%) teams with OGX (OGXPY.PK) to win deepwater exploration blocks in Brazil's promising Potiguar region at the country's first energy auction in five years. OGX will pay 20M reais ($10M) for the rights to one block, and the OGX-XOM consortium agree to pay 81.9M reais for another. Total (TOT) gains access to operate five blocks in the Amazon basin together with partners BP and Petrobras (PBR). Comment! [Energy, Global & FX]
- Tuesday, May 14, 12:49 PM Demand for Petrobras (PBR -0.5%) bonds spills over into a second day, as trading comprises nearly two-thirds of total emerging markets trading volume as of 11 a.m. The 10-year bonds, initially priced to yield at 4.522%, traded at a lower yield of 4.353% this morning. Separately, Argentine businessman Cristobal Lopez purchases a 51% stake in Petrobras Argentina (PZE +0.8%), a 67%-owned PBR subsidiary. Comment! [Energy, Global & FX]
- Monday, May 13, 10:14 AM Petrobras (PBR -1%) confirms plans to wade back into the international debt market in an effort to raise billions of dollars toward its ~$237B 2013-17 capital spending program. Last week, Brazil's government issued dollar-denominated bonds due 2023 yielding 2.75%/year, a yield that typically establishes a benchmark for Brazilian corporate bonds. Comment! [Energy, Global & FX]
- Tuesday, May 7, 5:11 PM Petrobras (PBR) CEO Maria das Gracas Silva Foster says its reserves will double in size by 2020, and says offshore production will result in plenty of crude available for export at the end of the decade despite Brazil's rapidly growing demand for fuel. Also, PBR plans to boost output from its offshore presalt formation in the Campos and Santos basins to more than 2M boe/day by 2020, from 311K today. Comment! [Energy, Global & FX]
- Tuesday, April 30, 6:15 PM Minority shareholders in Petrobras (PBR) may have a bit more comfort that their interests are being watched, as the head of Brazil’s capital markets association was elected yesterday to PBR's board after a similar effort failed last year. The election may increase the chances of non-government investors gaining additional seats in coming years, and at least improves the perception of PBR’s governance. Comment! [Energy, Global & FX]
- Monday, April 29, 4:56 PM Petrobras (PBR +6.7%) shares nearly erased YTD losses today after analysts said Q1 results marked an inflection point for PBR’s stagnant crude output. But Raymond James doesn't share the new-found enthusiasm, pointing to execution risk on intermediate-term growth targets, the highest financial leverage among oil sector peers, and at least two more years of substantial cash flow outspending. Comment! [Energy]
- Monday, April 29, 12:58 PM Chevron (CVX +0.8%) could restart production at its Frade field in Brazil this week after being shut for more than a year because of an oil spill, according to 30% stakeholder Petrobras (PBR). At the time of the shutdown, CVX halted 60K bbl/day of output at Frade; CVX and rig operator Transocean (RIG) faced criminal and civil lawsuits for their roles in the oil spill. Comment! [Energy, Global & FX]
- Monday, April 29, 11:58 AM After reporting a 4% Q/Q decline in crude oil output due to ongoing maintenance shutdowns at aging offshore platforms, Petrobras (PBR +6.6%) expects crude oil production to surge in 2014 as it ramps up output on seven new production platforms to be installed this year. Maintenance work will continue to undercut output in Q2 before picking up in H2. (also) Comment! [Energy, On the Move]
- Monday, April 29, 11:08 AM Petrobras (PBR +6.7%) is upgraded to Buy from Neutral with a $28 price target (from $23) at BAML to reflect reduced risk perceptions following stronger than expected Q1 earnings. The firm thinks earnings are bottoming and set to enter a period of growth, production should grow from H2 and rank among the fastest vs. peers, and valuation remains low in light of the strong growth outlook. Comment! [Energy, Quick Ideas, On the Move]
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Monday, April 29, 9:15 AM
Premarket gainers: SINA +22%. CPTS +20%. PPHM +8%. NIHD +8%. THC +7%. PBR +6%. HCA +9%. HMA +5%. MCO +5%. RDN +5%.
Losers: NTE -27%. GORO -9%. NBG -8%. RVLT -5%. Comment! [On the Move] - Saturday, April 27, 9:44 AM Petrobras (PBR) said late Friday its Q1 net profit fell 17% Y/Y to 7.69B Brazilian reais ($3.85B) from 9.21B reais in the year-ago quarter. While the results beat analyst estimates, operating costs jumped in almost every major category vs. Q1 2012; profit margins also slipped. Overall production fell 4% Y/Y "owing to natural decline in the fields and a greater number of maintenance stops." 5 Comments [Earnings, Energy]
- Thursday, April 18, 5:59 PM Lebanon selects 46 energy companies to bid for offshore drilling rights, including giants XOM, CVX, RDS.A and PBR - not bad for a country that six months ago didn't even have a petroleum administration. Lebanon no doubt eyes Israel's progress in developing its Tamar field, discovered in 2009 and producing ~300M cu. ft./day of gas, and the Leviathan field, scheduled to begin production soon. 1 Comment [Energy, Global & FX]
- Thursday, April 18, 2:46 PM MEMC (WFR +2.2%) outperforms after announcing its SunEdison unit has struck a deal with Brazilian energy giant Petrobras (PBR) to build a plant with 1.1MW of installed capacity. Construction will start at the end of this year, and SunEdison's Renewable Operations Center will manage the plant following completion. The deal isn't especially large, but could pave the way for larger contracts with Petrobras down the line. (PR) Comment! [Tech, Energy, On the Move]
- Friday, April 12, 6:21 PM Petrobras' (PBR) worst debt situation in a decade may be boosting the chances it will step aside and let Exxon (XOM) and Shell (RDS.A) buy offshore exploration licenses in Brazil's upcoming first-in-six-months auction, Bloomberg says. XOM is said to have been the most active in requesting data about the acreage Brazil is offering next month to take advantage of PBR holding back. 4 Comments [Energy, Global & FX]
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