Inepar denies wrongdoing in Petrobras credit transfer challenged by former lawyers

By Public Technologies
  • Inepar denied allegations on November 13, 2026, that a transfer of Petrobras receivables was intended to hinder creditor payments.
  • Former counsel Bergamaschi & Bozzo challenged the transaction in litigation seeking unpaid legal fees.
  • Subsidiary IESA Óleo & Gás transferred the receivables to Lavodiuq Participações on October 23, 2025, assigning R$ 67.7 million for tax purposes.
  • The company said courts rejected fraud allegations, upheld restructuring-related transactions and overturned earlier adverse provisional rulings.
  • It maintained the transfer funded restructuring obligations, involved no related parties and faces no current blocking, attachment or suspension order.


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