1. FACT SHEET 1H11
Co mpany Profile Net Income
The volume of proved oil and gas reserves and the ongoing success rate in the 20,000
18.879
company’s exploration results have afforded Petrobras a prominent position and 15.504
US$ Million
15,000 13.288
13.138
growth in the industry. 12.826
10,000
Petrobras’ performance indicators in the first semester of 2011 include: average
oil and gas production of 2.6 million barrels per day; 16 refineries; 130,2 thousand 5,000
square kilometers of exploration areas, with more than 15,000 producing wells;
132 production platforms; a fleet of 52 own vessels; 48 land and sea terminals and
2007 2008 2009 2010 1H11
8,477 service stations.
In Brazil, Petrobras has the leadership in all segments of the value chain and the Consolidated Financial Results
company’s growing production is fully supported by its discoveries. This dominant
position combined with the strong local demand in one of the fastest growing In the first semester of 2011, Petrobras reported a net profit of $13,2 billion, up
global markets enhances the company’s logistical synergies and credit quality. 53,8% from 2010. In the period, EBITDA reached $19 billion, while investments
totaled $20,2 billion. In October 2010, the Company completed a global public
offering of common and preferred shares that resulted in a capital increase of
Co mp etitive Advantages $70,005 billion. The proceeds were allocated to pay for the Transfer of Rights
Agreement and to finance the Business Plan.
Founded in 1953, Petrobras is a publicly traded corporation operating in an integrated
manner in the following segments of the oil, gas, and energy industry: exploration
and production; downstream, marketing, transportation and petrochemicals; (Million US$) 2009 2010 1H11
distribution; natural gas, energy and biofuels. Acknowledged as the leader in deep Net Income 15.504 19.184 13.172
EBITDA 28.982 32.626 18.959
and ultra-deep water exploration and production, Petrobras is currently the world’s
Net Debt 40.963 36.701 43.382
third largest energy company (source: PFC Energy, 2010), and the best managed Shareholders Equity 94.058 181.494 98.944
company in Latin America (source: Euromoney, 2010). Net Debt / Net Capitalization 30% 17% 17%
Net Debt/EBITDA 1,41 1,12 1,07
Adjusted EBITDA: US$ 32.6 billion (2010)
Growth Strategy
12% - RTM
The 2011-2015 Business Plan provides for investments of $224,7 billion. Of this
4% - G&P total, $213.5 billion are being allocated to projects in Brazil and a further $11.2
3% -Distribution billion to overseas activities.
76% - E&P 5% - International The focus will be on the Exploration and Production segment, which will get
$127,5 billion (Brazil and International), for a total of 57% of the investments. Of
this amount, 45% billion will be set aside to develop the pre-salt alone, where
average production is expected to be 543,000 bpd in 2015.
The oil and natural gas production projected for 2015 is expected to top at 3,9
million boed, of which 3.68 million boed will represent the domestic production.
Dividend Payout
2011-2015 Business Plan
40%
8,000
7,000 1% 2% 1% US$ 224.7 billion
35%
6,000 35% 2%
5,000 6%
US$ Million
29% 29%
4,000 30%
28%
3,000
2,000 25% E&P
1,000 22% G&P
20% Distribution
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 70.6 127.5 57%
Corporate
Dividends (US$) Dividends / Net Income RTM 31%
Petrochemicals
Biofuels

2. FACT SHEET 1H11
Equity performance Operating Data
In 2010, an average of 90% of the refining capacity was used. Sales on the Brazilian
BM&F Bovespa (R$ per stock) NYSE (US$ per ADR**)
market in 1S11 were 8,3% higher than those in 1S10 at 2,422,000 barrels per day.
Preferred Commom Preferred Commom
Oil products sales increased 9% vs. 1S10. There was also a strong growth in
Ticker* PETR4 PETR3 PBRA PBR
gasoline sales (17,3%) and an increase of oil imports due to the domestic market
Last Price 23,60 26,10 30,68 33,86
growth. The proved oil and natural gas reserves amounted to 15.985 billion boe
Maximum 12 month 29,36 33,81 36,21 41,56
Minimum 12 month 22,99 25,33 28,91 31,87
in 2010, according to the SPE criterion, representing a 5% growth compared to
2009. Petrobras maintains its goal of increasing reserves at a faster pace than
*June, 30 2011
production and of reaching a minimum 100% Reserve Replacement Index (RRI).
In 2010, the RRI was 229%. As a result, according to the SPE criterion, the Reserve/
Pre -salt Production ratio stood at 18,4 years.
Petrobras, the global leader in exploration and production in deep and ultra-deep
Oil and Gas Production
waters, made one of the biggest discoveries in recent times in the oil industry: the
2.613
pre-salt area, which potentially ranks Brazil among the countries with the largest 2.583
2.526
oil and gas reserves in the world. 2.301
2.400
442
428
In the Lula (previously Tupi) and Cernambi (previously Iracema) fields, and in
413
422
Thous boe/day
the Iara, Guará, and Parque das Baleias blocks alone, the recoverable volume is
383
2.155
2.171
2.113
1.978
estimated between 8.1 and 9.6 billion barrels of oil equivalent (boe). This amount,
1.918
added to the right to explore a volume of 5 billion boe acquired through the
Transfer of Rights Agreement, may more than double the current Petrobras
reserves. Prospecting at a depth of 5,600 meters from the surface of the sea,
2007 2008 2009 2010 1H2011
cutting through a 2,000-meter-thick layer of salt, and operating at a distance of
Oil, NLG and Condensate Natural Gas Total
nearly 230 km off the coastline, the company had 100% success rate in all wells
drilled in the Santos Basin pre-salt area.
In October 2010, the production started at the Lula Field, and in last December,
the commerciality of Lula and Cernambi fields were declared, considering a total
recoverable volume of 8.3 billion boe. There are currently eight extended well
International Performance
tests (EWT) going underway in the pre-salt area.
In the first half of 2011 Petrobras invested US$ 1,06 billion in international
activities aimed at growing production in the deep-water regions. The
Company currently operates on five continents and in 25 countries, focusing
Rio de Janeiro principally on the United States and on the west coast of Africa.
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Social and Environmental Responsibility
South Cernambi
In 2010, Petrobras invested US$ 402,2 million in social, environmental, cultural,
Iara Horst and sports projects in Brazil and abroad. Since 2006, Petrobras has been listed
on the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index (DSJI), the most important of its
Northeast Carioca P7 Lula Pilot category, recognition of the company’s socio-environmental responsibility and
North Guará commitment. It should be pointed out that the company has been a signatory to
the UN’s Global Compact since 2003.
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Contacts
South Lula
www.petrobras.com.br/ir
E-mail: acionistas@petrobras.com.br
Address: Av. República do Chile, 65, sala 2202-B, Centro
Rio de janeiro - RJ / ZIP: 20031-912
South Guará
Telephones: 0800-282-1540 / (21) 3224-1510 / 3224-9947
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