Petrobras on Payment of Compensation to Shareholders

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(Petrobras, 13.Jan.2023) — Petrobras informs that will pay on 19 January 2023, the second installment of the remuneration to shareholders, approved by the Board of Directors, in connection to the Material Fact released on 3 November 2022 and Notice to the Market of 18 November 2022, based on the shareholding position on 21 November 2022 for holders of Petrobras shares traded at B3. The amount per share as dividends and interest on equity will be adjusted by the Selic interest rate from 31 December 2022 to 19 January 2023, according to the interest rate adjustment calculations, as listed below:

Income tax will be levied on the amount corresponding to the monetary restatement at a rate of 22.5%, according to the legislation in effect.

The income tax withholdings, mentioned above, will not apply to shareholders who legally prove to be beneficiaries of tax immunity.

The dividends not claimed within three years, as of the date of payment (19 January 2023), will expire and will be reverted in favor of the company (Law 6404/76, Article 287, Item II, subitem a).

CREDIT INSTRUCTIONS

Payment will be made by Banco Bradesco S.A. (Bradesco), institution depositary of book-entry shares. All shareholders who have their registration duly updated, will have their rights automatically credited to their bank accounts on the date of payment. More information can be obtained through any Bradesco branch or by calling 0800-7011616.

For shareholders with custody in B3, the payment will be done by deposit brokers.

For holders of American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) negotiated on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the payment will be made from 01/26/2023 by JP Morgan Chase Bank, depositary bank of Petrobras’ ADRs, considering 11/23/2022 as the record date. Information and clarifications may be obtained at www.adr.com

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