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Gran Tierra Energy announced Q4 2025 average working interest production of 46,344 boed and full-year 2025 production of 45,709 boed, representing a 32% increase from 2024, driven by positive exploration results in Ecuador, full-year Canadian operations, partially offset by pipeline disruptions in Southern Colombia and Ecuador. The company achieved its seventh consecutive year of South American reserves growth with over 100% reserve replacement for both PDP and 2P categories, reporting year-end reserves of 142 mmboe (1P), 258 mmboe (2P), and 329 mmboe (3P).

GeoPark Limited announced a private investment in public equity (PIPE) transaction with Colden Investments S.A., an affiliate of Jaime Gilinski’s Grupo Gilinski, in which Colden invested approximately US$107M to acquire 12,876,053 newly issued common shares at US$8.31 per share.

Parex Resources reported 2025 annual funds flow from operations of US$455M and free funds flow of US$145M, while increasing proved developed producing and proved reserves per share by 4% and proved plus probable reserves per share by 8% compared to 2024.

Arrow Exploration announced successful drilling and production results from two appraisal wells at the Mateguafa Attic field on the Tapir Block in Colombia’s Llanos Basin, where the company holds a 50% beneficial interest. Both wells were drilled on time and under budget, adding significant production to Arrow’s portfolio.

Colombian economic think tank ANIF warned that hourly labor costs will surge 34.7% over approximately one year, rising from CoP$7,736 in the first half of 2025 to CoP$10,422 by the second half of 2026.

Parex Resources will invest more than US$100M in two exploratory wells in Colombia’s Piedemonte Llanero region as part of an alliance with Ecopetrol aimed at discovering oil and gas reserves to address the country’s supply challenges.

GeoPark says it achieved all key 2025 guidance metrics despite materially lower oil prices, while resetting the portfolio, reset positioning the company for scale and growth. The company characterized 2025 as a transition year executing a strategy of “Protecting What We Have, Returning to Growth.”

Canacol announces that the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta (the “Canadian Court”) has approved the Company’s sale and investment solicitation process (“SISP”) authorizing the Company, with the assistance and oversight of the Sale Advisor (as defined below) and KPMG Inc. in its capacity as court-appointed Monitor (the “Monitor”), to implement the SISP in accordance with the approved procedures.

SierraCol Energy reported full-year 2025 share before royalties (SBR) production averaged 42.0 mboed, down 6% year-over-year, primarily due to restricted pipeline availability in the Caño Limón area during second quarter 2025, partially offset by additional volumes from the Caracara field integrated during second half 2024.

NG Energy International announced commencement of drilling operations at the Hechicero-1X exploration well at Sinu-9, marking the first well in a planned six-well 2026 drilling program as the company reported significant year-end reserves increases. The company also released year-end 2025 reserves showing gross 1P reserves of 64.5 Bcf and gross 2P reserves of 132.3 Bcf, with gross 3P reserves totaling 225.6 Bcf.