The Minister of Mines and Energy, Adolfo Sachsida, revealed that he already has a privatization from Petrobras designed to be sent to Congress, but is awaiting approval from President Jair Bolsonaro. According to the text, the company would be sold in a manner similar to that of Eletrobras, in the capitalization model.
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According to the federal government's assessment, the readjustment in fuel prices can improve people's perception of idea of privatizing the company, since Petrobras announced a new increase last Friday (17), which is already in effect.
Since the last increase, a liter of gasoline went from R$ 3.86 to R$ 4.06 in refineries, which corresponds to an increase of 5.18%. With diesel, in turn, the price of a liter went from R$ 4.91 to R$ 5.61, which corresponds to a readjustment of 14.26%.
Bolsonaro attended a service in Manaus last Saturday, where he declared “war on Petrobras”. In this sense, the president promised that the National Congress will approve a CPI in order to investigate the company for the successive readjustments in the price of fuels.
Although the privatization of Petrobras was presented as a priority by Adolfo Sachsida, the process should not moving forward this year, given that this is a complex matter and that it will have to go through several obstacles before reaching its conclusion. denouement.
It should be remembered that not even the sales process of less complex institutions, such as Correios and Eletrobras, have not yet left the drawing board and prove that the privatization of the oil company may take a while years. Therefore, the possible privatization of Petrobras will not be implemented anytime soon.
The process for the privatization of the state-owned company will need to go through five stages, whose deadlines can vary greatly. At first, Sachsida delivered a letter requesting that Paulo Guedes, Minister of Economy, begin the process in the Investment Partnerships Program (PPI).
