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This excerpt taken from the PBR 6-K filed Sep 10, 2009. Credit facility agreement to finance exports On March 06, 2009, Petrobras contracted a credit facility of US$256, with the Banco do Brasil. The transaction was ensured by an Export Credit Note, the sole purpose of which is to increase Petrobras exports of oil and oil products and was negotiated with the following terms: Term: February 24, 2011, with interest payable every 6 months, beginning on September 24, 2009, and settlement of the principal at the end of the term; Interest rate: 113% of average rate of the CDI (1) + Flat Fee of 0.85%; Clause providing for early repayment as from 180 days of the withdrawal; Exemption of IOF tax on presentation of proof of the export operations; and Waiver of guarantees. (1) CDI rate is the average rate for interbank deposits made during the day in Brazil. 41 10. Financings (Continued) b) Long-term debt (Continued) On April 20, 2009, Petrobras took out financing of US$256 and US$102 from Banco do Brasil. The operation was made feasible through the issue of Export Credit Notes (NCE), the exclusive purpose of which was to increase Petrobras' exports of oil and oil products. This transaction was negotiated with the following conditions: Term: Maturity of the principal on April 7, 2011 and maturity of the payments of the financial charges half-yearly as from November 7, 2009; Interest rate: 113% of average rate of CDI + Flat Fee of 0.85%; Prepayment clause as of 180 days of the drawdown; Exemption of Tax on Financial Operations IOF (Tax on Financial Operations) upon proof of the export transactions; and Waiver of the guarantees. This excerpt taken from the PBR 6-K filed Mar 30, 2009. (f) Credit facility agreement to finance exports On October 03, 2007, Petrobras contracted a credit facility of US$282 with the Banco do Brasil. The transaction was ensured by an Export Credit Note (NCE), the sole purpose of which is to increase Petrobras exports of ethanol, in light of the future prospects for growth of biofuel business, as highlighted in the Companys strategic plan. This transaction marks the return of Petrobras to credit facility contracting in the local market and was negotiated with the following terms: Term: 2 years, with settlement of the principal and interest at the end of the term; Interest rate: 96.2% of the CDI; Clause providing for early repayment as from 180 days of the withdrawal with no penalties; Exemption of IOF tax; and Waiver of guarantees. On March 17 and 26, 2008, Petrobras contracted a credit facility of US$435 and US$289, respectively, with the Banco do Brasil. The transaction was ensured by an Export Credit Note, the sole purpose of which is to increase Petrobras exports of ethanol, in light of the future prospects for growth of biofuel business, as highlighted in the Companys strategic plan and was negotiated with the following terms: Term: 2 years and 3 years, with settlement of the principal and interest at the end of the term; Interest rate: 95% of the CDI; Clause providing for early repayment as from 180 days of the withdrawal with no penalties; 73 Exemption of IOF tax on presentation of proof of the export operations; and Waiver of guarantees. 74 On April 4 and 11, 2008 Petrobras took out financing of US$234 and US$948 from Banco do Brasil. The transaction was made viable through the issuing of Export Credit Notes (NCE), whose purpose is to increase the companys exports of oil and oil products. This transaction was settled in advance on December 23, 2008 and re-contracted for the same amount initially negotiated in reais (US$171 and US$685, respectively), however with the following conditions: Term: On January 12, 2011, with interest payable every 6 months and settlement of the principal at the end of the term; Interest rate: 108.20% of the CDI + Flat fee of 2% (payment on January 9, 2009); Clause providing for early repayment as from 180 days of the withdrawal with no penalties; Exemption of IOF tax on presentation of proof of the export operations; and Waiver of guarantees. This excerpt taken from the PBR 6-K filed May 22, 2008. Credit facility agreement to finance exports On April 04 and 11, 2008, Petrobras contracted a credit facility of US$229 and US$915 with the Banco do Brasil. The transaction was ensured by an Export Credit Note - NCE, the sole purpose of which is to increase Petrobras exports of oil and derivatives and was negotiated with the following terms: Term: 1 year, with interest payable every 6 months and settlement of the principal at the end of the term; Interest rate: 102% of the CDI + Flat Fee of 0.06%, six-monthly, in advance; Clause providing for early repayment as from 180 days of the withdrawal with no penalties; Exemption of IOF tax on presentation of proof of the export operations; and Waiver of guarantees. 67 SIGNATURE
Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.
Date: May 21, 2008
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