Colombia

Low-Risk, Low-Cost, High-Potential Exploration Projects and Producing Assets in the Proven Llanos and Putumayo Basins.

A leading independent operator in Colombia with over 3.2 million gross exploratory and productive acres across 19 blocks

We started production in Colombia in 2012 and have since become one of the leading oil operators in the country. Our key asset is the Llanos 34 Block where we introduced a new geological play and have drilled more than 235 highly profitable wells.

Colombia at a Glance

Llanos 34, CPO-5

Key Assets

31,489 boepd

Production (4Q2024)

84.8 mmboe

2P Net Reserves2024 D&M certified 2P Reserves

3.2 mM

Gross Acres

This is the Llanos 34 block in Colombia

A large-scale project in one of the most attractive oil basins in Latin America. Find out more about a project that ensures a significant contribution to Colombia’s oil production and in which safety, commitment to the local communities, and respect towards the environment are paramount.

CPO-5: Unlocking the Upside

With the acquisition of six new high-potential exploration blocks in 2019 and the addition in 2020 of the CPO-5 Block, operated by our strategic partner ONGC Videsh, we have a contiguous land position of over one million gross acres in one of the most productive and high-potential areas of the Llanos basin. Production and reserve growth since our acquisition of this highly attractive block underscores the project’s potential.

Llanos Basin:
Low-risk exploration portfolio to sustain future growth

Jointly with Hocol, we acquired five
low-cost, low-risk and high-potential exploration blocks in the Llanos Basin, surrounding the Llanos 34 Block, and we also signed an agreement with Parex to assume a 50% working interest in the Llanos 94 and CPO-4-1 Blocks.

Putumayo Basin: Significant Exploration Potential

Entry into the Putumayo basin in 2020 gave us access to an underexplored high-potential hydrocarbon basin, logistically integrated and part of the rich Oriente-Putumayo petroleum system spanning Colombia and Ecuador. This is a prolific basin with existing production in our Platanillo block, a binational crude oil export pipeline, and significant exploration potential.

In March 2025, GeoPark agreed to transfer its non-operated interest in the Llanos 32 block in Colombia to its partner Parex Resources for a total consideration of $19 million, minus a $3.7 million working capital adjustment. Conozca más aquí.

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