Brazilian businessman Nelson Tanure has initiated discussions with key banks to support his bid for the petrochemical company Braskem, aiming to finalize a deal within the year. The bid involves collaboration with Novonor and seeks to increase the influence of state-controlled oil giant Petrobras in Braskem's operations, though Petrobras has stated it does not intend to re-nationalize the company. The contest for advisory mandates related to Braskem's restructuring has seen competition between financial firms Rothschild and Houlihan Lokey. With a potential change in control, Braskem is expected to undergo a debt restructuring. Meanwhile, the Brazilian government has acknowledged the possibility of leveraging Petrobras as a tool to increase revenue, amid concerns that government spending is impacting major firms including Petrobras, Vale, and Ambev.
Gastança do governo afeta Petrobras, Vale e Ambev https://t.co/AirSfDsR3O
Governo admite usar Petrobras como ferramenta para arrecadar mais dinheiro https://t.co/S29o99v3Xo
A dura disputa entre Rothschild e Houlihan Lokey pelo mandato da Braskem via @EconomicoRadar https://t.co/ar3KTXWtIS