Petrobras shifts from chartering to Build, Operate, Transfer contracts for floating production units, aiming to cut costs and open bids to more players.
Brazil · Companies
Key Facts
—New contract model. Petrobras has abandoned chartering for six new FPSOs, switching entirely to the Build, Operate, and Transfer (BOT) format.
—First deal signed. SBM Offshore won the first two BOT contracts for the SEAP I and SEAP II units, totaling roughly US$ 8.4 billion.
—Cost target. The state-controlled firm aims to cap spending at US$ 3.5 billion per FPSO, well below previous charter-era figures.
A contratação está alinhada ao Plano Estratégico 2026-2030 da companhia, que prevê ampliação da capacidade operacional
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