The Petrobras Board of Directors unanimously approved, in a meeting held this Thursday (27), the 2026-2030 Business Plan. The company foresees total investments of US$ 109 billion, with US$ 91 billion in projects in the Implementation Portfolio and US$ 18 billion in the Evaluation Portfolio, made up of opportunities with a lower degree of maturity.
The current plan had a small reduction, of 1.8%, in relation to the 2025-29 Business Plan, when Petrobras approved investments of US$ 111 billion, of which US$ 98 billion in the Portfolio of Projects under Implementation and US$ 13 billion in the Portfolio of Projects under Evaluation, made up of opportunities with a lower degree of maturity and subject to additional financeability studies before execution begins.
“Our investments add up to a significant volume for the Brazilian economy, US$109 billion, which represents 5% of total investments in the country. Our projects have the potential to generate and sustain 311 thousand direct and indirect jobs and we will contribute R$1.4 trillion in taxes to municipalities, states and the Union over the next five years,” stated the president of Petrobras, Magda Chambriard.
She said that the company will continue its trajectory as a leader in the fair energy transition, promoting the country’s sustainable development, contributing to national energy security, generating value and sharing the results with society,
In order to guarantee financial resilience and flexibility to respond to market conditions, the Plan introduces a new mechanism for the Implementation Portfolio, with two classifications: “Base Implementation Portfolio”: US$81 billion, which encompasses projects whose budget was approved in the plan, even if not yet sanctioned, whose investments will still have their economic merit evaluated. The company also has a “Target Deployment Portfolio”, whose additional US$10 billion depends on confirmation of the budget and financing analysis.
