Apollo Fund may negotiate control of EAS shipyard

The Atlântico Sul Shipyard (EAS), controlled by Camargo Corrêa and Queiroz Galvão, seeks alternatives to strengthen its capital structure and ensure its survival. Valor has learned that the Apollo fund, a partner in the Starboard business restructuring consultancy, is considering bidding for EAS and may even take control of the shipyard. The shipping company Satco is another... Continue Reading →

Brazil’s president names new Petrobras CEO

Petrobras’ board said it had named Monteiro as interim CEO at a rapidly organized meeting on Friday, and Temer recommended him to take on the job on a longer-term basis later in the day. However, with elections looming, Monteiro’s tenure is likely to end in December when the president leaves office. Shares in Petrobras, Latin... Continue Reading →

Brazilian pre-salt continues to deliver high productivity performance, says GlobalData

Presently, ultra-deepwater Brazilian pre-salt prevails by delivering high productivity performance assurance to the industry expectations and to the government advantage, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company. The top ten planned and announced pre-salt areas in Brazil will spend over $220 billion throughout their lifetime in capital and operating expenditure. These projects are... Continue Reading →

Blog at WordPress.com.

Up ↑