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Petrobras to Invest $3.6 Billion in Brazil Complex, CEO Says

Brazil’s state-run oil giant Petroleo Brasileiro SA will invest 20 billion reais ($3.6 billion) in a Rio de Janeiro complex, its CEO said on Friday as the company opened a much-delayed natural gas processing facility.

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Sep 13 2024
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Petrobras to Invest $3.6 Billion in Brazil Complex, CEO Says

(Bloomberg) — Brazil’s state-run oil giant Petroleo Brasileiro SA will invest 20 billion reais ($3.6 billion) in a Rio de Janeiro complex, its CEO said on Friday as the company opened a much-delayed natural gas processing facility. Read More

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