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Petrobras to commission four more ships, upping orders to 48 by 2026

Feb 28, 2025 7:53 AM

RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Brazilian state-run

oil firm Petrobras will commission four more support

vessels by 2026, Chief Executive Magda Chambriard told Reuters,

increasing the number of new ships aimed at supporting its

operations to 48 by 2026.

The reinforcement of Petrobras' fleet comes in light of

expectations of growth in offshore oil production in the next

few years, as new production units come online at the Buzios

field.

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