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Petrobras maintains an extensive refining and logistics network in Brazil, with the Brazilian government remaining the controlling shareholder.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 9
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Petrobras maintains an extensive refining and logistics network in Brazil, with the Brazilian government remaining the controlling shareholder.

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  1. Petrobras is utilizing Transpetro for logistics contracts related to oil transport along the coast of Brazil.Sub-event
  2. Petrobras is facing financial pressure due to new Brazilian export taxes cutting payouts.Sub-event
  3. Petrobras is investing in refining and petrochemical projects, including SAF production, and identifying Braskem as an affiliate.Sub-event
  4. Petrobras's extensive refining/logistics network and government ownership status in Brazil.1 source
  5. Details about Petrobras' investment in its refining projects.

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