BRAV3 | Results Presentation | 3Q25
3Q25 Highlights | Record Production + FCF = Deleveraging
92 kboe/d
Record production
in 3Q25: + 7% QoQ
US$ 13.3Lifting cost¹ -12% QoQ (excl. charter cost)
US$ 561 mi3Q25 Net Revenues
+1.2% QoQ
US$ 1.09 billionCash position in 3Q25 Robust FCF² of US$ 96 MM
US$ 238 mi3Q25 Adj. EBITDA
+1.6% QoQ
2.3x net debt/ebitda (or 2.2x in R$)
versus 3.4x in 1Q25
Record production in 3Q25, with record figures in both onshore and offshore segments;
Lifting cost¹: Offshore at US$ 11.0
Total Capex -19% QoQ, being onshore -34% QoQ;
Efficiency + corporate reorganization: SG&A at US$3 per barrel in 3Q25 versus US$6 right after the merge;
Liability mngmt.: cost of debt reduced from ~8.7% to ~8.1%;
Monetization of Atlanta FPSO credit: US$ 260 MM + positive effects on future operating cash flow of over US$ 40 MM;
Closing of partnership at Potiguar's gas Downstream;
Another quarter with free cash-flow generation;
Tax efficiency: incorporation Enauta Energia.
¹ Lifting cost measured in US$/boe. ² Does not consider accounts receivable from the partner in Papa-Terra (Nova Técnica Energy) and ABEX carried out in the period, impacted by FPSO Petrojarl. 3
Brava's production summary | Evolution on track with record production in 3Q25
Historical production evolution
Onshore
Potiguar
Recôncavo
Downstream infrastructure
Offshore
Atlanta (80%)
Papa-Terra (62.5%)
Pq. das Conchas (23%)
Peroá
Manati (45%)
(Brava work interest | kboe/d)
56
49
1 8 25 29
19
+21%
71 QoQ
2025
+7% 92
86 QoQ
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25
2 7 Production breakdown per asset
(Brava work interest | kboe/d & %)
Record production in Atlanta, Potiguar and Recôncavo in 3T25
6 86 92
5 4 | 3 6 8 19 | 12 29 | ||
10 | 9 | |||
25 | 25 | |||
1Q25 | 2Q25 |
8 Pescada (35%) 71
3
4 7
8
7
12
80%
30
10
25
92 kbbl
3Q25
20%
Oil Gas
Source: ANP and Company
3Q25
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Operations
Highlights
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Offshore | Strong ramp-up
Atlanta Record Production: 38kboe/d (100% stake) in 3Q25, +4.3% QoQ, through 6 wells:
Startup of two wells and ongoing evolution of pending commissioning activities;
September marks one year without any lost-time accidents.
Papa-Terra: 19kboe/d (100% stake) in 3Q25: best operational efficiency in 2025 since 2022.
July recorded the highest average production since the takeover in 2022;
Main offloading system ready: cost saving and better efficiency in offloading operations.
Manati: strong evolution in 3Q25 and positive trend for 4Q25.
Total Offshore Production
(Brava WI | kboed)
19
2
3
2025
7
4
8
7
12
12
30
29
57
1Q25
2Q25
3Q25
88%
88%
83%
52%
% of oil
4Q24
5
37
3
6
8
52
Source: ANP e Company
Papa-Terra (62.5%)
Pq. das Conchas (23%)
Peroá + Manati (45%) + Pescada (35%)
FPSO Atlanta
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Offshore | Modeling and production projection for the Atlanta Field
Reservoir Model vs. Fielddata:
BSW - Excellent fit of themodel prediction vs. observed data
Produced Water BMP/ ANP vs Reservoir
20.000
16.000
12.000
8.000
4.000
0
jul/25 ago/25 set/25 out/25
Predicted behavior of Atlanta BSW is consistent with observed
updated values, providing strong reliability to the reservoir model;
Water in Atlanta can be quantified from BSW analyses at the well inlet or by summing the discharged water, measured using operational meters installed at the outlets of the separator vessels.
Water production reflected in ANP¹ dashboard is obtained through operational water meters and is not the metric that the company uses for modeling, valuation, and future behavior of the reservoir.
Note: National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels 7
Onshore | Proven long-term stability and efficiency
Record production across onshore portfolio even with reduction in Capex;
Rig optimization: down from 24 to 7 by end of 3Q25;
Ongoing steam injection expansion projects to support production in the coming quarters;
ANP¹ audit in Potiguar:
Adjustments requested by the ANP are being implemented;
Production should resume gradually during 4Q25, subject to ANP approval;
A batch of adjustment evidences have been submitted to the agency.
Total Onshore Production
Potiguar
Recôncavo
2025
32,4
32,4
7,5
8,8
24,8
24,9
24,3
25,0
23,6
24,9
24,7
24,9
25,2
(Brava WI | kboed)
34,1
33,6
34,1
9,2
9,3
9,0
34,1
34,2
34,2
35,0
9,2
9,5
9,4
9,8
3Q23
4Q23
1Q24
2Q24
3Q24
4Q24
1Q25
2Q25
3Q25
% of oil
82%
80%
79%
79%
78%
78%
77%
77%
75%
Note: National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels
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3Q25
Financial Highlights
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3Q25 Net Revenues | Delivering Results Despite Macro Headwinds
Net Revenues | Quarter historical results
(R$MM & US$MM)
R$ 3.142
R$ 2.874
R$ 3.059
R$ 1.950
$334
$491
$554
$561
R$
US$3Q25 Net revenues breakdown
(R$ MM)
R$ 1.298
R$ 3.059
R$ 934
(R$ 703)
R$ 1.531
4Q24
1Q25
2Q25
3Q25
Offshore
Onshore
Downstream
Eliminations
3Q25
Upstream
Upstream
Inventory position evolution QoQ (Kbbl)
Bunker inventory Potiguar
Oil Inventory Papa-Terra
Brava entered 4Q25 with a significant increase in inventory in Atlanta, Papa-Terra
Macro Aspects
Brent Average Price (US$) Avg. FX | BRL/US$
672
537
279
258
158
Oil Inventory Atlanta
2Q25 3Q25
825
and Potiguar.
Improving revenues despite macro headwinds in 2025: average brent price and FX are down YTD 9% and 14%, respectively, while revenues are up by more than 20%.
74,7 75,7
67,9
69,1
4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25
5,84 5,85
5,67
5,45
4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25
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