Exxon Brazil to Focus on Drilling and Production - CEO

Posted by Michelle Howard
Thursday, September 27, 2018

Exxon Mobil Corp will focus on drilling and production in Brazil now that it has acquired lots of oil blocks in the country, the company's chief executive officer in Brazil, Carla Lacerda, said on Thursday.

Exxon also sees new opportunities in Brazil's biofuels, bioenergy and gas sectors, Lacerda said during a panel debate at the Rio Oil & Gas convention in Rio de Janeiro.

Reporting by Anthony Boadle

Categories: South America

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