São Paulo, June 15, 2020 - Odebrecht Engenharia e Construção S.A. (“OEC” and, together with certain of its subsidiaries the “Company”) is seeking approval (the “Consent Solicitation”) for the filing of an extrajudicial reorganization plan (the “Extrajudicial Reorganization Plan”) in Brazil to restructure the obligations of OEC, CNO S.A. (“CNO”, formerly known as Construtora Norberto Odebrecht S.A.) and OECI S.A.

With a strong international presence and almost 18 thousand members, working directly and indirectly with the company, OEC - Odebrecht Engineering & Construction has been using its presence and access to the different communities in Brazil and abroad to support the prevention and fight against Coronavirus (Covid-19). In recent weeks, the company has donated and distributed equipment for personal protection, treatment and disinfection and has been providing free services for emergency health actions.

With a strong international presence and almost 18 thousand members, working directly and indirectly with the company, OEC - Odebrecht Engineering & Construction has been using its presence and access to the different communities in Brazil and abroad to support the prevention and fight against Coronavirus (Covid-19). In recent weeks, the company has donated and distributed equipment for personal protection, treatment and disinfection and has been providing free services for emergency health actions.

With the conclusion of the 2nd Generation Unit, the thermoelectric plant now serves about 30% of the country's current energy demand, with a total generation capacity of 720 MW. The 1st Generation Unit of the Plant has been operating at full load (375 MW) since October 2019.

With the conclusion of the 2nd Generation Unit, the thermoelectric plant now serves about 30% of the country's current energy demand, with a total generation capacity of 720 MW. The 1st Generation Unit of the Plant has been operating at full load (375 MW) since October 2019.

Brazil’s scorching northeast sun will be the source of energy for the country’s most modern photovoltaic plant. OEC – Odebrecht Engineering & Construction and Alubar Energia were hired under an EPC (engineering, equipment acquisition and construction) regime to build OnSolar, the first photovoltaic power plant of the OnCorp Group, a venture that will have the capacity to generate 2.5 MW of power.

Brazil’s scorching northeast sun will be the source of energy for the country’s most modern photovoltaic plant. OEC – Odebrecht Engineering & Construction and Alubar Energia were hired under an EPC (engineering, equipment acquisition and construction) regime to build OnSolar, the first photovoltaic power plant of the OnCorp Group, a venture that will have the capacity to generate 2.5 MW of power.