

Friday, May 15th, 2026
Parex Resources Inc is pleased to announce that the Company is poised to become Colombia’s largest independent oil and gas producer and to provide new corporate guidance. Additionally, the Company reports its financial and operating results for the three-month period ended March 31, 2026, and the declaration of its Q2 2026 regular dividend of C$0.385 per share. All amounts herein are in United States Dollars (“USD”) unless otherwise stated.


Ecopetrol opened 2026 with a quarter that told two stories simultaneously: a seventh consecutive period of falling net income, and an EBITDA margin that matched the company’s best-ever historical quarters.
With Colombia’s FDI down 16% in 2025 to US$11.5B — and 33% over four years — the May 31 first-round election has intensified scrutiny of what each leading candidate would actually mean for foreign investment.
Arrow Exploration Corp. delivered a mixed full-year 2025, growing output while absorbing the dual hit of weaker crude prices and a significant asset impairment.
A dispute between two Colombian fuel distributors has drawn formal complaints to both the Fiscalía and the Ministry of Mines, reopening questions surrounding the Ocean Mariner — the Liberian-flagged vessel intercepted by the U.S. Navy in February after diverting from its declared destination in the Dominican Republic toward Cuba, carrying a cargo valued at US$6.9M.
Colombia has undergone a dramatic and largely unremarked structural shift in its gas supply over the past three years: a commodity that was overwhelmingly domestic has become increasingly imported, with consequences that will compound sharply if El Niño arrives as forecast.
Canacol Energy, Canada’s second-largest independent gas producer in Colombia, which is under creditor protection has attracted concern about a possible supply crisis.