Miro Union, which he formed Petrobras and coincidencewhich bought the Meru deposit for 7.79 billion Brazilian reais, won on Thursday (4) the auction for the 3.5% share owned by the consortium in the uncontracted area of the joint Meru deposit, in the pre-salt area of the Santos Basin. The lot was sold for R$7.79 billion, a premium of 1.9% compared to the minimum price of R$7.6 billion, specified in the notice.
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The group is based on calculations made by Pré-Sal Petróleo (PPSA) regarding the assignment of the rights and obligations of the Union. The auction was held at B3’s headquarters in São Paulo. The asset is consistent with the consortium’s participation specified in the Allocation of Production Agreement (AIP) signed to coordinate exploration between the non-contracted area and the Mero Production Sharing Contract. Currently, Petrobras is the field operator.
In addition to the amount offered, the winner will assume the obligations set out in the notice, including conditional payments related to Brent crude, due when the annual average exceeds US$55 per barrel; and a conditional redetermination payment, which applies when the redetermination process increases the contractual participation of the non-contracted area.
The sales contract and additional terms for supplementary contracts must be signed by March 4, 2026. The Mero collection was the first to be presented at the session conducted by the PPSA and held at B3’s headquarters in São Paulo.
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