Market and regulatory research on Brazil, written in English and Spanish for the people abroad who have to make a call on it.
| Lifting cost per barrel | US$8.90 |
| Export tax per barrel sold | US$7.30 |
| Net debt, 30 June 2026 | US$4,046m |
| Proved reserves (1P) | 757.3m bbl |
| Export tax litigation | unresolved |
From the published PRIO company profile. Every figure carries a numbered source.
Fixed-scope briefs and ongoing coverage. Prices shown are introductory; standard pricing follows the first delivery.
| Brief | What you get | Delivery | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market entry | Market size, main players, regulation, and tax exposure for a company entering Brazil. | 5–7 business days | $300 |
| Regulatory / tax reform | Plain-English read on how a specific Brazilian rule change affects your position. | 5–7 business days | $300 |
| Company profile | 6–10 pages on a Brazilian company: ownership, financials, regulatory exposure. | 3–5 business days | $200 |
| Target screening | 20–40 Brazilian companies matching your criteria, delivered as a working spreadsheet. | 5–7 business days | $250 |
| Document review | Review and correction of translated contracts, reports, and filings — PT / EN / ES. | Per project | Quote |
| Monthly retainer | Ongoing monitoring of a sector or regulation, with fixed monthly deliverables. | Ongoing | $1,000+/mo |
No public profile, no photograph. What stands behind each brief is the method, not a byline.
CVM filings, regulator publications, and the statute itself — never a summary of a summary. Press is cited only where no official record is public, and is labelled as such.
Every figure in a delivered brief carries a numbered reference: which filing, which page, which date. You can check any of it yourself.
Prepared by a native Portuguese speaker with a background in Brazilian tax and business law, writing directly in English and Spanish.
Published work, free to read. Every figure carries a numbered source.
Tell me what you're deciding and by when. Most engagements start with a short, fixed-scope brief before moving to a retainer.
Research and analysis — not legal advice.