Abicom in the news

Abicom defends diesel cargo diversion by importers as a legitimate market practice amid price volatility, not an irregularity.

Abicom declares that diesel shipment diversions by importers are legal market actions amid volatile prices and independent from Petrobras control.

Petrobras diesel prices are still 60% below international levels despite a recent increase, hindering imports.

Brazil's domestic gasoline and diesel prices lag behind international levels, risking shortages as importers halt purchases due to Petrobras's price freeze.

Abicom's president warns of upcoming fuel price hikes in Brazil due to Middle East conflict impacting global oil supply.

Rising international oil prices have created a large gap in Brazil's fuel prices, with importers halting diesel imports amid fears Petrobras won't raise domestic prices, risking shortages.

Abicom warns that Brazil's outdated fuel pricing amid high import dependence risks shortages and price volatility.

Middle East conflict drove up oil prices, widening the gap between Brazilian domestic fuel prices and international parity, with Petrobras diesel and gasoline prices remaining below import parity.

Brazilian refineries are selling gasoline at 2% below international prices, and diesel at 7% below, according to Abicom.

Diesel prices in Brazil are 15% above import parity due to rising oil prices, prompting Abicom to recommend price hikes at Petrobras.

Gasoline in Brazil is priced higher than international levels, diesel is cheaper, with Petrobras and Acelen adjusting prices differently, impacting retail fuel costs.

Abicom is advocating for a single-phase taxation on naphtha and increased investment in fuel infrastructure to ensure fair market competition.

Gasoline prices in Brazil have been stagnant for 301 days with an 8% premium over import parity, suggesting a possible R$0.25 per liter price drop.

Diesel prices in Brazil have decreased below international levels while gasoline prices remain higher, according to Abicom's report.

Petrobras's recent diesel price cut has closed Brazil's diesel import windows, affecting importers amid fluctuating oil prices.

Abicom, an IT infrastructure and support company from Clermont-Ferrand, has been fully acquired by the national group OCI.

Groupe OCI acquired IT services firm Abicom, expanding its workforce, locations, and revenue to nearly 290 million euros by 2024.

Groupe OCI acquired Abicom, boosting its workforce, revenue, and IT service capabilities while expanding regional presence.

Abicom was fully acquired by OCI group, expanding OCI's presence in central France with new offices and boosting combined revenues and workforce.

Abicom has expanded its Saint-Etienne office with a new building to support rapid growth, diversify IT services including cybersecurity, and improve employee retention.