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| genre =  
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| fate =  
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| predecessor = {{wp|Petrobras}}<br>{{wp|Cosan}}<br>{{wp|Vibra Energia}}<!-- or: | predecessors = -->
| predecessor = {{wp|Petrobras}}<br>{{wp|Cosan}}<br>{{wp|Eneva}}<br>{{wp|Vibra Energia}}<!-- or: | predecessors = -->
| successor = <!-- or: | successors = -->
| successor = <!-- or: | successors = -->
| founded = WIP 2023
| founded = 1953 (as Petrobras)<br>
| hq_location = Edifício Sede Da Petrobras, 65 Av. República do Chile
1936 (as Cosan)<br>
2001 (as Eneva)<br>
1971 (as Vibra Energia)<br>
25 January 2024 (as BE)
| hq_location = Edifício Sede Da Petrobras, 65 Avenida República do Chile
| hq_location_city = {{wp|Rio de Janeiro}}
| hq_location_city = {{wp|Rio de Janeiro}}
| area_served = Worldwide
| area_served = Worldwide
| key_people = CEO <br> CFO
| key_people = Jean Zinner Guimarães (CEO) <br> CFO
| products = Petrochemicals<br>Biofuels
| products = Petroleum<br>
Petroleum products<br>
Natural gas<br>
Lubricants<br>
Petrochemicals<br>
Fertilizers<br>
Biofuels<br>
Sugar<br>
Bioethanol<br>
Energy
| brands =  
| brands =  
| production =  
| production =  
| production_year = <!-- Year of production data (if known) -->
| production_year = <!-- Year of production data (if known) -->
| services = ''See Products''
| services = Energy distribution<br>
| revenue = {{increase}} WIP billion reals
Fuel distribution<br>
| revenue_year = FY7 (WIP April 2024)
Export-import<br>
| operating_income = {{increase}} WIP billion reals
Intermodal freight transport
| income_year = FY7 (WIP April 2024)
| revenue =  
| net_income = {{increase}} WIP billion reals
| revenue_year =  
| net_income_year = FY7 (WIP April 2024)
| operating_income =  
| assets = {{increase}} WIP billion reals
| income_year =  
| assets_year = FY7 (WIP April 2024)
| net_income = {{increase}}
| equity = {{increase}} WIP billion reals
$192 billion BRL
| equity_year = FY7 (WIP April 2024)
| net_income_year = 2022
| owner = [[Brazilian Restoration and Salvation Council]] (~23%)
| assets = {{increase}} $1.193 trillion BRL
<br>{{wp|Free float}} (60%)
| assets_year = 2022
| equity =  
| equity_year =  
| owner =  
| members =  
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| members_year = <!-- Year of members data (if known) -->
| members_year = <!-- Year of members data (if known) -->
| num_employees = WIP
| num_employees = 104,137<br>105,397 (outsourced)
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| num_employees_year =  
| parent =  
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| divisions =
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| subsid =
| subsid = BE Biocombustível<br>
BE Biocombustível<br>
BE Biomassa<br>
BE Biomassa<br>
Moove<br>
Moove<br>
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'''Brasil Energía''' ('''BE''') is a [[Flourishing Southlands (Geopolity)|Brazilian]] multinational comglomerate formed from a merger of {{wp|Petrobras}}, {{wp|Cosan}}, and {{wp|Vibra Energia}}. It is listed on the B3, New York Stock Exchange, and Bolsa de Madrid, and is a component on the Ibovespa, S&P Latin America 40, and S&P Global 1200 indices.
'''Brasil Energía''' ('''BE''') is a [[Flourishing Southlands (Geopolity)|Brazilian]] multinational comglomerate formed from a merger of {{wp|Petrobras}}, {{wp|Cosan}}, {{wp|Eneva}}, and {{wp|Vibra Energia}}. It is listed on the B3, New York Stock Exchange, and Bolsa de Madrid, and is a component on the Ibovespa, S&P Latin America 40, and S&P Global 1200 indices.




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'''Raízen''' is an energy retailer headquartered in São Paulo. It is a joint venture between BE and Shell. It operates a network of 7,300 gas stations, 1,300 convenience stores, 70 distribution terminals, and 69 aircraft refuelling stations throughout Brazil and Argentina. It is also a major producer of ethanol and sugarcane, the latter of which is exported overseas in the form of Very High Polarization (VHP) sugar.
'''Raízen''' is an energy retailer headquartered in São Paulo. It is a joint venture between BE and Shell. It operates a network of 7,300 gas stations, 1,300 convenience stores, 70 distribution terminals, and 69 aircraft refuelling stations throughout Brazil and Argentina. It is also a major producer of ethanol and sugarcane, the latter of which is exported overseas in the form of Very High Polarization (VHP) sugar.


'''Sunoco LP''' is a fuel distributor headquartered in Dallas. It is wholly owned by BE. It distributes unbranded and branded fuels to over 5,200 gas stations across North America.
'''Sunoco LP''' is a fuel distributor headquartered in Dallas. [https://web.archive.org/web/20240426010354/https://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=53064467| It was acquired in 2023 for $1.884 billion USD.] It distributes unbranded and branded fuels to over 5,200 gas stations across North America.


'''Transpetro''' is a logistics firm headquartered in Rio de Janeiro. It is wholly owned by BE. It focuses on the import and export of oil and gas products through 8,393 kilometers of pipeline, 48 distribution terminals, 3 regasification terminals, 6 gas carriers, 16 oil tankers, 5 product tankers, and 9 shuttle tankers.
'''Transpetro''' is a logistics firm headquartered in Rio de Janeiro. It is wholly owned by BE. It focuses on the import and export of oil and gas products through 8,393 kilometers of pipeline, 48 distribution terminals, 3 regasification terminals, 6 gas carriers, 16 oil tankers, 5 product tankers, and 9 shuttle tankers.
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==Shareholding structure==
==Shareholding structure==
{| class="wikitable"
!Shareholder
!Shares
!% equity
|-
|Management
|25,745,154
|0.15%
|-
|Treasury
|1,014,861,567
|5.74%
|-
|Public float
|7,104,910,398
|40.21%
|-
|[[Brazilian Restoration and Salvation Council]] (BRSC)
|3,122,085,903
|17.67%
|-
|''NYSE ADRs''
|2,788,031,710
|15.78%
|-
|BNDES Participações
|900,210,496
|5.10%
|-
|Equipe ROSM
|672,312,942
|3.81%
|-
|''Imperial Petroleum Corporation''
|618,384,908
|3.50%
|-
|Banco BTG Pactual
|348,922,838
|1.97%
|-
|Cambuhy Investimentos
|317,072,933
|1.79%
|-
|Dynamo Administração de Recursos
|290,420,445
|1.64%
|-
|{{wp|Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social}} (BNDES)
|135,248,258
|0.77%
|-
|Samambaia Master Fundo de Investimento em ações
|99,957,000
|0.57%
|-
|Atmos Capital
|86,200,737
|0.49%
|-
|Partners Alpha Investments
|85,408,451
|0.48%
|-
|''BlackRock''
|58,366,500
|0.33%
|-
|Total
|17,668,140,240
|100%
|}


''Figures sourced from 4Q22 financial statements for [https://www.investidorpetrobras.com.br/en/results-and-announcements/results-center/| Petrobras], [https://www.cosan.com.br/en/financial-information/results-center/| Cosan], [https://ri.eneva.com.br/en/financial-information/results-center/| Eneva], and [https://ri.vibraenergia.com.br/notices-and-results/results-center/?lang=en| Vibra]. Ownership structure based on IRL figures with modification.''


[[Category:Flourishing Southlands (Geopolity)]]
[[Category:Flourishing Southlands (Geopolity)]]

Latest revision as of 01:13, 26 April 2024

Brasil Energía
Public S.A.
Traded asB3: WIP
NYSE:WIP
BMAD:WIP
IndustryAerospace, Engineering, Gemstones, Heavy Machinery, Manufacturing, Mining, Extraction, Precious Metals, Rare-Earth Elements, Software Development
PredecessorPetrobras
Cosan
Eneva
Vibra Energia
Founded1953 (as Petrobras)

1936 (as Cosan)
2001 (as Eneva)
1971 (as Vibra Energia)

25 January 2024 (as BE)
HeadquartersEdifício Sede Da Petrobras, 65 Avenida República do Chile,
Rio de Janeiro
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Jean Zinner Guimarães (CEO)
CFO
ProductsPetroleum

Petroleum products
Natural gas
Lubricants
Petrochemicals
Fertilizers
Biofuels
Sugar
Bioethanol

Energy
ServicesEnergy distribution

Fuel distribution
Export-import

Intermodal freight transport
Increase $192 billion BRL (2022)
Total assetsIncrease $1.193 trillion BRL (2022)
Number of employees
104,137
105,397 (outsourced)
SubsidiariesBE Biocombustível

BE Biomassa
Moove
Raízen
Sunoco LP
Transpetro
Comgás (61.73%)
BE Logística (60.33%)
Panago (50%)

Braskem (36.1%)

Brasil Energía (BE) is a Brazilian multinational comglomerate formed from a merger of Petrobras, Cosan, Eneva, and Vibra Energia. It is listed on the B3, New York Stock Exchange, and Bolsa de Madrid, and is a component on the Ibovespa, S&P Latin America 40, and S&P Global 1200 indices.


Overview

WIP

Subsidiaries

BE Biocombustível (formerly Petrobras Biocombustível)

BE Biomassa (formerly Cosan Biomassa)

Moove

Raízen is an energy retailer headquartered in São Paulo. It is a joint venture between BE and Shell. It operates a network of 7,300 gas stations, 1,300 convenience stores, 70 distribution terminals, and 69 aircraft refuelling stations throughout Brazil and Argentina. It is also a major producer of ethanol and sugarcane, the latter of which is exported overseas in the form of Very High Polarization (VHP) sugar.

Sunoco LP is a fuel distributor headquartered in Dallas. It was acquired in 2023 for $1.884 billion USD. It distributes unbranded and branded fuels to over 5,200 gas stations across North America.

Transpetro is a logistics firm headquartered in Rio de Janeiro. It is wholly owned by BE. It focuses on the import and export of oil and gas products through 8,393 kilometers of pipeline, 48 distribution terminals, 3 regasification terminals, 6 gas carriers, 16 oil tankers, 5 product tankers, and 9 shuttle tankers.

Comgás is a gas distributor headquartered in São Paulo. It is majority owned by BE (61.73%). It is Brazil's largest gas distributor, with over 1.9 million paying customers and a pipeline network over 16,000 kilometers long. It serves 88 cities in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, Metropolitan Region of Campina, Vale do Paraíba, and Baixada Santista.

BE Logística (formerly Rumo Logística) is a multinational logistics firm headquartered in Curitiba. It is majority owned by BE (60.33%). Its services include intermodal freight transport, port and road transport, warehousing, property management, rail equipment leasing, and overseas trading of BE merchandise. It was formerly one of Brazil's largest railway operators until the advent of franchising.

Braskem is a multinational petrochemicals company headquartered in São Paulo. It is jointly owned by BE (36.1%) and Novonor (38.25%). Its products include polyethylene, ethylene, propylene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride, benzene, butadiene, toluene, xylene and isoprene. It operates 36 industrial facilities spread across 3 continents, and is one of the world's largest producers of thermoplastic resins and biopolymers.

Shareholding structure

Shareholder Shares % equity
Management 25,745,154 0.15%
Treasury 1,014,861,567 5.74%
Public float 7,104,910,398 40.21%
Brazilian Restoration and Salvation Council (BRSC) 3,122,085,903 17.67%
NYSE ADRs 2,788,031,710 15.78%
BNDES Participações 900,210,496 5.10%
Equipe ROSM 672,312,942 3.81%
Imperial Petroleum Corporation 618,384,908 3.50%
Banco BTG Pactual 348,922,838 1.97%
Cambuhy Investimentos 317,072,933 1.79%
Dynamo Administração de Recursos 290,420,445 1.64%
Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social (BNDES) 135,248,258 0.77%
Samambaia Master Fundo de Investimento em ações 99,957,000 0.57%
Atmos Capital 86,200,737 0.49%
Partners Alpha Investments 85,408,451 0.48%
BlackRock 58,366,500 0.33%
Total 17,668,140,240 100%

Figures sourced from 4Q22 financial statements for Petrobras, Cosan, Eneva, and Vibra. Ownership structure based on IRL figures with modification.

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