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Latin America Oil & Gas Independent Operators

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Compiled May 2026 · US offices & O/G classification verified from public records & company filings

28 Companies
6 Countries Operated
3 Confirmed US Offices (Lower 48)
16 Oil-Weighted  ·  7 Gas-Weighted  ·  5 N/A (Services)
# Company Countries Operated HQ / Principal Address Corporate Domicile US Office (Lower 48) O/G Employees Basis Website
01
Gate Energy
MX Curie # 11, Colonia Nueva Anzures, Alcadia Miguel Hidalgo
Ciudad de Mexico, Código Postal 11590, Mexico
United States — Services N/A Energy services company with engineering, project management, and operations support focused on Latin America. Maintains a dedicated office in Mexico City.Source: gate.energy
02
GIS (Grand Isle Shipyard)
BR Av. Rio Branco, 123 | 10º Andar
Rio de Janeiro – RJ, CEP 20040-905, Brazil
United States — Services N/A Louisiana-based offshore services and marine construction company with international presence, including a dedicated office in Rio de Janeiro supporting Latin American operations.Source: gisy.com
03
Arrow Exploration
CO 550–333 11th Ave SW
Calgary, AB T2R 1L9, Canada
Canada (AIM / TSX-V: AXL) — Oil 40 Pure light oil producer — all production reported in bopd (barrels of oil per day). Operated assets in Colombia's Llanos Basin and MMV produce light crude only. 2024 exit rate target: 4,000–6,000 bopd.Source: Arrow Exploration / Crux Investor 2024
04
NG Energy International
CO Vancouver, BC, Canada
Colombia: Cl. 93 #12-14, Edificio Tempo, Of. 601, Bogotá
Canada (TSX-V: GASX) — Gas 40 100% natural gas — Maria Conchita and Sinú-9 blocks in Colombia are both pure gas fields. 2024 production goal: 25–45 MMcfd. Self-described "natural gas exploration and production company focused on Colombia."Source: ngenergyintl.com / OGJ 2025
05
Canacol Energy
CO Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Colombia: Calle 113 No. 7-45, Torre B, Of. 1501, Bogotá
Canada (TSX: CNE) — In CCAA restructuring — Gas 400 Explicitly the largest independent conventional natural gas E&P company in Colombia, supplying ~17–20% of national gas demand. FY 2024: ~156–178 MMcfd contractual gas sales. ~100% natural gas. Filed for CCAA creditor protection Nov 2025.Source: Canacol 2024 Annual Results
06
Gran Tierra Energy
COEC Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Colombia: Calle 113 No. 7-80, Piso 17, Bogotá
Ecuador: Ekopark Dos, Torre 2, Piso 7, Quito
Canada (TSX-V: GTE) — Oil 430 Pure oil producer in Colombia/Ecuador — Q3 2024: 32,764 BOPD, 100% oil. Even after acquiring i3 Energy (Canada gas assets in late 2024), company strategy focuses on "oil-weighted assets." Conventional waterflood oil in South America.Source: GTE Q3 2024 Results
07
Parex Resources
CO 585 8 Ave SW, Suite 2700
Calgary, AB T2P 1G1, Canada
Colombia: Calle 113 No. 7-21, Of. 611, Bogotá
Canada (TSX: PXT) — Oil 460 Self-described "conventional, oil-weighted producer." Q1 2024: ~99% of 53,338 boe/d was crude oil. 2024 average: 45,297 boe/d, virtually all oil. No material gas production in Colombia.Source: Parex Q1 2024 / parexresources.com
08
GeoPark
COARBREC Calle 93B No. 13-40, Edificio Capital Park 93, Of. 701
Bogotá D.C., Colombia
Registered: Hamilton, Bermuda
Bermuda (NYSE: GPRK) — Oil 480 Overwhelmingly oil-weighted — 2025 guidance: 97% oil / 3% gas. Q3 2024 actuals: 33,091 bopd oil vs. 124 boe/d gas equivalent. Colombia Llanos assets are conventional crude oil fields.Source: GeoPark 2025 Plan / SEC Form 6-K
09
Prime Infra (SierraCol Energy)
CO Pasay City, Philippines
Operations: Bogotá, Colombia
Philippines (Razon Group) — Oil 500 Operates Caño Limón and La Cira Infantas — two of Colombia's most prolific legacy oil fields. Gross production ~77,000 boe/d, accounting for ~10% of Colombia's total oil output. Predominantly crude oil.Source: GMA Network / BNamericas (Mar 2026)
10
Origem Energia
BR Rua Mena Barreto 120, Botafogo
Rio de Janeiro – RJ 22271-100, Brazil
Brazil (Private) — Gas 500 ~79% of proved and probable reserves are natural gas. Operates onshore gas-focused concessions in Alagoas and Tucano Sul basins with 480+ km of pipeline infrastructure. Identified by Rystad as a leading independent gas producer in Brazil.Source: origemenergia.com / Rystad Energy Jan 2026
11
Vista Energy
MXAR Torre Mapfre, Ps. de la Reforma 243, Piso 18
Col. Renacimiento, 06600 Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico (NYSE: VIST / BMV: VISTA) — Oil 550 Strongly oil-weighted — Q4 2024: 73,500 bopd oil out of 85,300 boe/d total (~86% oil). Vaca Muerta shale oil (Bajada del Palo Oeste) is the primary driver. Targeting 95,000–100,000 bopd in 2025.Source: VIST Q4 2024 Earnings Call
12
Phoenix Global Resources
AR Torre Alem Plaza, 3rd Floor
Av. Leandro N. Alem 855
Buenos Aires 1001, Argentina
Also: 62 Buckingham Gate, London SW1E 6AJ, UK
UK (AIM: PGR / BCBA: PGR) — Oil 100 Vaca Muerta shale oil operator — all production reported in bopd. Operates Mata Mora Norte/Sur and Confluencia Norte/Sur blocks in Neuquén, which target shale oil plays. Net 18.8 MMboe of 2P reserves are oil.Source: phoenixglobalresources.com
13
Touchstone Exploration
TT Suite 4100, 350–7th Ave SW
Calgary, AB T2P 3N9, Canada
Canada (TSX / LSE: TXP) — Gas 100 Predominantly gas — Q4 2024: 5,287 boe/d with 73% natural gas. Cascadura discovery (Trinidad's Ortoire block) is a deep gas reservoir. 2025 guidance: 77% gas / 23% oil and liquids. Oil acreage produces only ~1,100–1,300 bopd.Source: Touchstone FY 2024 Results / theenergyyear.com
14
Bentia Energy
AR Chacabuco 314
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Operations: Alderete 1326, Neuquén
Argentina (Private) — Oil 150 Conventional and Vaca Muerta oil operator — acquired Neuquén Norte, Neuquén Sur and Cluster Neuquén Sur clusters from YPF, all crude oil concessions. Production described exclusively in bopd; oil-focused strategy.Source: bentiaenergy.com / BNamericas 2024–25
15
PetroTal Corp.
PE Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Peru: Av. Dionisio Derteano 144, Of. 1201, San Isidro, Lima
Canada (TSX: TAL / AIM: PTAL) HOUSTON, TX
16200 Park Row, Suite 310
Houston, TX 77084
Oil 230 Pure crude oil producer — FY 2024: 17,785 bopd (100% oil), up 25% vs. 2023. Operates Block 95 (Bretaña Norte), Peru's largest oil field. All production and guidance metrics reported exclusively in bopd.Source: PetroTal FY 2024 Results / offshore-technology.com
16
CAPEX S.A.
AR Carlos F. Melo 630
Vicente López, Buenos Aires B1638CHB, Argentina
Argentina (BCBA: CAPX) — Oil 240 Historically mixed (gas feedstock for own power plant), but recent Vaca Muerta unconventional program (PAD ADC-1050/1060) consists entirely of horizontal shale oil wells. FY 2024: 16,255 bbl/d total; oil strategy now dominant. Integrated energy company.Source: capex.com.ar / Wood Mackenzie / BCBA filings
17
Brava Energia
BR Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
(fmr. 3R Petroleum)
Brazil (B3: BRAV3) — Oil 1,200 Oil-dominant — Atlanta (FPSO), Frade, Tartaruga Verde and Espadarte are offshore oil fields targeting 100,000+ bopd by 2026. ~70% of production shifting to deepwater oil. Gas is fourth-largest producer in Brazil but secondary to oil.Source: bravaenergia.com / Rystad Energy Jan 2026
18
PRIO (PetroRio)
BR Praia de Botafogo 370, 13º Andar
Rio de Janeiro – RJ 22250-040, Brazil
Brazil (B3: PRIO3) — Oil 1,600 Pure offshore oil — Polvo, Frade, Wahoo and Peregrino (Campos Basin) are all crude oil fields. 100,000 bopd in 2024; targeting 200,000+ bopd by 2026. Brazil's largest independent oil company. No gas production.Source: prio3.com.br / Reuters Jun 2025
19
PetroRecôncavo
BR Estrada do Vinte Mil, Km 3.5
Mata de São João – BA 48280-000, Brazil
Brazil (B3: RECV3) — Oil 1,900 Brazil's largest independent onshore oil and gas operator by production. Focused on mature onshore oil field revitalization in Recôncavo, Potiguar and Miranga basins. Oil is the primary revenue driver; associated gas is secondary.Source: PetroRecôncavo 4Q24 Results / Hart Energy
20
Eneva
BR Praia de Botafogo 501, Torre Corcovado, Sala 404B
Rio de Janeiro – RJ 22250-040, Brazil
Brazil (B3: ENEV3) — Gas 2,000 Integrated gas and power company — upstream is entirely natural gas (Parnaíba and Amazonas basins) feeding captive thermal power plants. Gas E&P is the core upstream business; no meaningful oil production. Brazil's leading independent gas upstream player.Source: eneva.com.br / Rystad Energy
21
Pluspetrol
COARPEEC Lima 339, Pisos 1–4 y 9
C1073AAG Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina / Netherlands (NV) HOUSTON, TX
5599 San Felipe St, Suite 1000
Houston, TX 77056
(Pluspetrol International Inc.)
Gas 2,300 Historically gas-dominant: leads Camisea (Peru's flagship gas project) and holds major Vaca Muerta gas acreage (La Calera). Dec 2024 ExxonMobil acquisition adds major oil assets, but gas still dominates overall production mix.Source: pluspetrol.net / Deloitte / BNamericas
22
PECOM (Pecom Servicios Energía)
ARCOBRPE Buenos Aires, Argentina
(Grupo Pérez Companc)
Argentina (Private) — Services 4,600 Oilfield services, construction and maintenance company (Grupo Pérez Companc). Provides operations and O&M services to the oil and gas industry across Latin America — not an E&P producer. No self-produced barrels.Source: pecomenergia.com.ar
23
Pan American Energy (PAE)
MXAR Av. Leandro N. Alem 1180
C1001AAT Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina (BP / Bridas JV) — Oil 5,000 Largest private oil producer in Argentina, accounting for ~27% of national oil output. Operates major crude basins (Golfo San Jorge, Neuquina, NOA). Also a large gas producer but oil drives revenue.Source: EMIS / panamericanenergy.com
24
Tecpetrol
MXCOAREC C.M. Della Paolera 297/99, Pisos 16–23
C1001ADA Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina (Techint Group) HOUSTON, TX
2200 West Loop South, Suite 400
Houston, TX 77027
Gas 5,900 Flagship asset is Fortín de Piedra (Vaca Muerta), responsible for ~12% of Argentina's gas production. Now actively pivoting to shale oil (Los Toldos II Este, Puesto Parada) targeting 100,000 bopd, but gas dominates current output.Source: Techint Group / Tecpetrol.com
25
Pampa Energía
AR Maipú 1, C1084ABA
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina (NYSE: PAM / BCBA: PAMP) — Gas 6,000 2024 upstream: 94% natural gas / 6% crude oil (78.2 kboe/d). El Mangrullo, Rincón del Mangrullo, Río Neuquén and Sierra Chata are all gas blocks. Pivoting to shale oil (Rincón de Aranda), but gas overwhelmingly dominates current production.Source: ri.pampa.com E&P page / SEC 6-K 2025
26
CGC (Cía. General de Combustibles)
AR Av. del Libertador 1295, Piso 4
Vicente López, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina (Corporación América Group) — Gas 750 Argentina's sixth-largest gas producer and the largest in the onshore Austral Basin. Q1 2024: 64% gas / 36% oil (62,500 boe/d). 53% of proven reserves are gas. Historically 85% gas before Sinopec acquisition added oil; still gas-majority.Source: cgc.energy / Banco Provincia credit report 2024
27
Grupo Carso (Carso Oil & Gas)
MX Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 255
Col. Ampliación Granada, 11529
Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico (BMV: GCARSOA1) — Gas 84,000 Carso Energy division focuses on natural gas transportation and distribution infrastructure for CFE (Mexico's state utility). Upstream E&P activity is gas-oriented; the segment is built around gas transport concessions.Source: Grupo Carso / Wikipedia
28
Cobra Grupo (IS Cobra)
MXCOARBREC Calle Cardenal Marcelo Spínola 10
28016 Madrid, Spain
Spain (VINCI Group) — Services 20,500 Engineering, construction and infrastructure services company — not an E&P producer. Operates O&G field infrastructure for third parties; no self-produced barrels.Source: grupocobra.com

Data compiled from public sources: company websites, SEC/ANP filings, LEI registry, D&B, Rystad Energy, Hart Energy, Yelp & YellowPages · May 2026 · Verify all details with official sources before use.