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Brazil

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Our history

ExxonMobil was the first oil and gas company to set up operations in Brazil. We arrived in the country on January 17, 1912, under the name of Standard Oil Company of Brazil, and since then we have kept uninterrupted activities in the country.

As part of our legacy, we have the Esso brand and the Tiger mascot in the gas stations. Also important to mention is The Reporter Esso radio cast and TV news show, which subsequently gave birth to the Esso Journalism Award, one of the most prestigious awards in the history of Brazilian journalism for six decades.

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Global Business Center

In operation since 2001, ExxonMobil's Global Business Center (GBC) was established in the city of Curitiba, in the State of Paraná, because of the availability of qualified, skilled, specialized and multilingual labor, as well as the high quality of the transportation and the telecommunications services.

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Upstream

Currently, we are one of the largest companies among International oil companies in Brazil, with over 2.5 million net acres and has participation in 28 blocks in the Campos, Santos and Sergipe-Alagoas basins with partners Petrobras, Equinor, Petrogal Brazil, Qatar Petroleum, Enauta and Murphy. Of the 28 blocks, we are operators of 17.

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Chemicals

Our chemical area is a world leader in the production of oxygenated solvents and hydrocarbons, with applications in the paint, adhesives, pharmaceutical and agricultural products, among others.

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Safety and environment

The safety of our operations and of all our stakeholders is a vital aspect at ExxonMobil and is in our DNA. We are based on the three pillars of sustainability: environmental, social and governance performance (ESG) to achieve operational excellence.

In order to achieve Operational Excellency, ExxonMobil goes beyond the applicable environmental laws and regulations, and, thus, adopts high safety standards and state-of-the-art technology in its operations, always keeping the focus on people and on preserving the environment.

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Community and culture in Brazil

We are committed to producing the energy and chemical products that are essential to modern life and economic development in a way that helps protect the people, the environment and the communities where we operate. This includes mitigating the risks of climate change. Meeting this dual challenge will be even more important in the coming decades as growing populations and global economic expansion are expected to drive energy demand higher. We develop corporate citizenship programs aiming at health, education, culture and the environment.

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Inclusion and Diversity

ExxonMobil values the diversity of ideas, perspectives, skills, knowledge and cultures. A plural and inclusive work environment enables innovation and is a key competitive advantage.

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Careers

ExxonMobil is a dynamic, exciting place to work.

We truly believe that Inclusion & Diversity is the key to enrich and leverage our daily work. We have the conviction that people with different capabilities and perspectives can help us achieve our strategic objectives. That’s why we always seek for a more and more inclusive work environment.

We have job opportunities in our sites in Curitiba, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Today we have approximately 1,800 employees.

Career fields are varied. In Curitiba, our Global Business Center (GBC) supports an extensive business portfolio, offering services of information technology, accounting, among others to more than 50 countries. In São Paulo, we have employees in the chemical team and, in Rio de Janeiro, in the exploration and production area. 

We seek professionals engaged and able to bring innovative ideas and solutions to our business. On the other hand, we have a professional environment for those who want to build and develop a promising career and seize the opportunities.

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News releases

ExxonMobil Renews Support to the Golden Lion Tamarin Association through FUNBIO and Announces a Project with Manatee Association On August 2, the Golden Lion Tamarin International Day, ExxonMobil reaffirms its commitment to the environment, renewing the funding to Golden Lion Tamarin Association (AMLD), in Silva Jardim (RJ) through the Brazilian Biodiversity Fund (FUNBIO), and starts supporting the Manatee Association, in Porto de Pedras (AL).

Brazil Aug. 9, 2021

ExxonMobil Supports Campaign to Fight Hunger in Sergipe ExxonMobil, the oil and gas company also known as Esso, will carry out its first social initiative in Sergipe by donating food baskets to around 3,600 low income suffering from economic vulnerability aggravated by the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Brazil July 14, 2021

ExxonMobil renews support to the golden lion tamarin’s conservation project On August 2, International Golden Lion Tamarin Day, ExxonMobil reaffirms its commitment to the conservation of two Brazilian symbols that are threatened with extinction: the golden lion tamarin and the Atlantic Forest.

Brazil July 27, 2020

ExxonMobil donates 10,000 food baskets to families in 52 Rio de Janeiro communities ExxonMobil has signed a partnership with the non-governmental organization Viva Rio to distribute essential food baskets to support 52 communities in Rio de Janeiro. The company will donate US$100,000 that will benefit approximately 10,000 families.

Brazil April 20, 2020

ExxonMobil to support conservation of endangered golden lion tamarin in Brazil

ExxonMobil announced today it is supporting the conservation of the endangered golden lion tamarin (Leontopithecus rosalia), an iconic species of the Atlantic Forest in Brazil.

Brazil Aug. 2, 2019

Biesterfeld Simko is the new distributor of ExxonMobil’s Santoprene™ Biesterfeld Simko Distribuição Ltda is ExxonMobil’s new distributor for Santoprene™ TPV (thermoplastic vulcanizates), operating nationwide as of January 2016.

Brazil Feb. 23, 2016

ExxonMobil opens application period for Programa Mais Starting on January 4th, low-income students between 16 and 24 years of age can enroll in the Programa Mais and begin dreaming about college.

Brazil Jan. 6, 2016

ExxonMobil announces 2015 Award winners Today, ExxonMobil will announce the winners of the 60th ExxonMobil Journalism Awards.

Brazil Oct. 20, 2015

ExxonMobil announces 60th edition of award finalists After 45 days, a panel selected the 70 finalists that will compete for 14 awards during the 60th edition of ExxonMobil Journalism Awards.

Brazil Sept. 16, 2015

ExxonMobil opens application period for the 2016 Internship Program Starting this Monday (7/20), ExxonMobil is accepting applications for its annual internship program. Aside from offering young talent daily contact with other countries and cultures, the program is the most effective entryway for those wishing to work for the company.

Brazil July 20, 2015

With a new name the ExxonMobil Journalism Awards celebrates 60 years of dedication to the Brazilian press The ExxonMobil Journalism Award has reached the impressive milestone of 60 years of uninterrupted existence with a new name and readjusted values.

Brazil June 3, 2015

ExxonMobil opens application period for Programa Mais Starting on January 2, low-income students between 16 and 24 years old can enroll in the Programa Mais and begin dreaming about college.

Brazil Jan. 8, 2015

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