
The strike also affects offshore platforms, onshore production areas, terminals, natural gas units and subsidiaries of the public company. On the Campos Basin platforms, the strike spread to several units and workers disembarked from at least some of them as part of the mobilization.
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The strike was launched for an indefinite period after the failure of negotiations for the Collective Labor Agreement (ACT) of 2025. The category rejected Petrobras’ counter-proposal, considering that the conditions presented did not meet the workers’ demands.
The movement comes amid conflicts over plans to resolve the Petros deficit, the pension fund, the restoration of rights that would have been suppressed in previous years and demands related to the valorization of the public company and its workers, which have been put forward as central axes of the agenda of demands.
In a statement, Petrobras said that, despite the strike, there has been no impact on the production of oil and petroleum products so far, thanks to the activation of contingency plans to maintain essential operations and guarantee market supply.
The state-owned company stressed that stocks and production flows remain stable, even with the mobilization of workers.