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PBR

Brazilian Petroleum·NYSE

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PBR fundamentals

PBR Q4 2025 Earnings

Brazilian Petroleum (PBR) released its earnings on Mar 6, 2026: revenue was 22.86B (YoY +9.84%), missed estimates; EPS was 0.5601 (YoY +224.77%), missed estimates.

Revenue / YoY

22.86B

+9.84%

EPS / YoY

0.5601

+224.77%

Report date

Mar 6, 2026

PBR Earnings Call Summary for Q4,2025

Record Production Growth: 11% YoY increase, with Buzios surpassing 1 million bpd and Tamandaré setting a global flow rate record.
Resilient Financials: $42.5 billion EBITDA and $19.6 billion net income despite 14% oil price drop, driven by 91% refinery utilization and high-margin fuel sales.
Export Expansion: Q4 2025 oil exports near 1 million bpd, with 74% of domestic sales in high-value products.
Efficiency & Debt Reduction: Operational gains added 100,000 bpd equivalent, while $3.7 billion in debt reduction lowered gross debt to $69.8 billion.
Strategic Focus: Accelerating production through efficient project execution, with 2026-2030 plan targeting $65 billion debt and capital discipline.

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Revenue & Expenses

PBR has released its 2025 Q4 earnings report, with revenue of 23.61B, reflecting a YoY change of 13.42%, and net profit of 2.92B, showing a YoY change of 205.39%. The Sankey diagram below clearly presents PBR's revenue sources and cost distribution.

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Brazilian Petroleum (PBR) key financial stats and ratios, covering profitability, financial health, and leverage.

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Brazilian Petroleum (PBR)'s revenue and profit trends over recent years, visualized with a waterfall chart to showcase the revenue-to-profit funnel.

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Balance Sheet

Brazilian Petroleum (PBR)'s asset and liability trends over recent years, visualized with a waterfall chart to illustrate changes in its asset-liability structure.

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Cash Flow

Brazilian Petroleum (PBR)'s cash flow trends over recent years, visualized with a waterfall chart to illustrate changes in its operating, investing, and financing cash flows.

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