Dec. 4 – BRAVA ENERGIA S.A. (“BRAVA” or “Company”) (B3: BRAV3), informs its investors and the market in general the preliminary and unaudited production data for the month of November 2025.
The company recorded an average production of 70,3 thousand boe/d during the period. The month’s result was impacted by scheduled maintenance at Papa-Terra and Parque das Conchas, as well as adjustments to the operating systems at Atlanta. Interventions at Papa-Terra and Atlanta were completed in the second half of November, with the assets gradually returning to normalized production levels, while Parque das Conchas is expected to resume production in the first half of December.
Atlanta – Production was limited to approximately 20 thousand boe/d during part of November to allow adjustments to the FPSO’s separation system. These adjustments were completed in the second half of the month. Over the last seven days, Atlanta recorded an average production of 34 thousand boe/d (100% of the asset).
Papa-Terra – Production was halted for ten days for scheduled maintenance. Over the last seven days, the assets’ production averaged 18 thousand boe/d (100% of the asset).
Potiguar – The monthly result reflects part of the impact of the temporary closure of facilities in the region, resulting from an audit conducted by the ANP in September, mainly on gas production. The Company has been gradually receiving approval to resume production that was halted.
Parque das Conchas (BC-10) – Production was halted for scheduled maintenance in the second half of November, with a return to normal expected in the first half of December.
Brava operates the Potiguar, Recôncavo, Papa-Terra, Atlanta, and Peroá assets, and also holds a non-operated 35% stake in Pescada, 45% in the Manati Field (both operated by Petrobras), and 23% in Parque das Conchas (operated by Shell). Detailed production information per asset is updated monthly in the Company’s valuation guide, available on the Investor Relations website; click here to access it.
Brazil Energy Insight 
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