Company: PBR
Filing Date: 2025-02-27
Form Type: 6-K
Source: 0001292814-25-000670
Chunk: 32

Company: PETROBRAS - PETROLEO BRASILEIRO SA
Filing Date: 2025-02-27
Form: 6-K
Chunk 32
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|                                   |         | Consolidated |
|                                   |    2024 |         2023 |
| Brazil                            | 356,411 |      381,317 |
| Domestic market                   | 356,411 |      381,317 |
| China                             |  41,127 |       36,359 |
| Americas (except United States)   |  19,271 |       24,246 |
| Europe                            |  29,250 |       27,695 |
| Asia (except China and Singapore) |  10,770 |        7,262 |
| United States                     |  18,312 |       19,418 |
| Singapore                         |  15,425 |       15,337 |
| Others                            |     263 |          360 |
| Foreign market                    | 134,418 |      130,677 |
| Sales revenues                    | 490,829 |      511,994 |

Sales revenues of R$ 490,829, R$ 21,165 lower than in 2023
(R$ 511,994), reflecting:

Decrease in sales revenues in the domestic market, mainly
due to:

| · | Lower average prices of oil products, especially diesel, gasoline and jet fuel, largely in line with the 
 depreciation of international prices;                                                                    |

| · | Lower sales volume of oil products, especially: (i) for diesel, due to the increase in imports by third                                
 parties, mainly from Russia, and the increase in the mandatory blend content of biodiesel in type B diesel oil; and (ii) for gasoline, 
 reflecting the recovery of the share of hydrated ethanol over gasoline C in flex-fuel vehicles;                                        |

| · | Lower revenue from oil, due to lower volumes sold; and |

| · | Lower revenue from natural gas, due to: (i) lower demand in the non-thermoelectric sector, reflecting                                       
 the effect of the opening of the natural gas market and the reduction in market share; and (ii) lower sales prices influenced by variations 
 in Brent and the exchange rate.                                                                                                             |

The increase in revenue from exports reflects: (i) higher
prices, mainly due to the devaluation of the real against the U.S. dollar in the formation of the sales price; and (ii) the largest volumes
of oil exports. These factors were partially offset by: (iii) lower export volumes of oil products, mainly fuel