DPC concludes week of participation at OTC Brazil 2025

The company participated as an exhibitor at the Offshore Technology Conference, reinforcing its prominent position in serving clients in this market

DPC was present at OTC Brazil 2025, held from October 28 to 30 in Rio de Janeiro. Considered one of the largest offshore energy trade shows, the event brought together industry leaders and experts to discuss innovations and trends, with a special focus on the energy transition and new business opportunities, such as the potential of the Equatorial Margin.

For Luciana Uchôa, president of DPC, participating in this meeting is an opportunity to consolidate the company's position in the market and remain aligned with the demands of the oil, gas, and energy industries, segments in which it serves more than 120 clients.

“Being at OTC 2025 gives us the chance to understand, up close, the directions the offshore sector is taking, especially with the growing role of energy transition. The event helps us better understand our clients' needs, allowing us to improve our solutions to serve them more accurately,” said Uchôa.

Another highlight was the launch of the book Petróleo na Transição Energética (Oil in the Energy Transition), by José Almeida, at the stand of the Brazilian Institute of Oil, Gas, and Biofuels (IBP). DPC is among the sponsors of the book, which offers important reflections on the sector, with an emphasis on sustainability and the prospects for this industry.

DPC was also present at a series of side events and activities, including: Bratecc Awards 2025, a panel discussion on opportunities and challenges in the Equatorial Margin, the launch of Drummond's guide to doing business in Texas, Brazil Energy Meeting, and Bratecc Series event – held in partnership with Mattos Filho.

DPC thanks all clients and partners who visited its space at the fair and reaffirms its commitment to continue offering accounting, tax, financial, and labor solutions focused on innovation and the unique needs of the companies it serves.

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