Brava Energia (BRAV3) reported that it recorded preliminary total production of 82,555 boe/d (barrels of oil equivalent per day) in July 2026. Of this volume, 63,453 bbl/d (barrels of oil per day) were oil and 19,102 boe/d were natural gas, considering its onshore and offshore fields.
In the month, onshore production totaled 29,598 boe/d, while offshore assets accounted for 52,957 boe/d. Among the oil fields, standouts included Potiguar, with 19,072 bbl/d, and Atlanta, with 24,942 bbl/d, in addition to Papa-Terra, Parque das Conchas and the Recôncavo, Peroá, Manati and Pescada fields.
In gas production, the main volumes came from the Recôncavo assets, with 6,167 boe/d, and from the combination of Peroá, Manati and Pescada, which totaled 9,128 boe/d. The company reported that in July 2026, around 27% of the gas produced in Recôncavo was reinjected.
According to Brava Energia, the gradual resumption of production at the Potiguar asset continues to advance, driven by increased steam reinjection volumes. At Papa-Terra, the company began a scheduled shutdown on July 29, which is being carried out on schedule and is expected to last up to 12 days.
Brava Energia is the operator of the Potiguar, Recôncavo, Papa-Terra, Atlanta and Peroá assets, and holds non-operated stakes of 35% in Pescada, 45% in Manati and 23% in Parque das Conchas. Detailed production by asset is updated monthly in the company’s valuation guide, available on its Investor Relations website.
