Improved Liquidity and Balance Sheet Actions
Executed a bond exchange of 9.5% senior secured amortizing notes due 2029 with ~88% participation; amended prepayment agreement adding up to $175M plus a $25M accordion as primary liquidity for the exchange; terminated the Colombia credit facility while retaining an undrawn C$75M Canadian facility; bought back $21.3M face value of 2029 notes during 2025.
Shift to Disciplined Deleveraging
Extended runway from the debt exchange enables focus on opportunistic bond buybacks at discounts and disciplined debt reduction rather than near-term refinancing; management target of net debt / EBITDA ~1.0x by 2028 (contingent on commodity prices).
Production Growth
Average 2025 working interest production of 45,709 boe/d, a 32% increase vs 2024 driven by exploration success in Ecuador and full-year contribution from Canadian operations.
Strong Operating Cash Generation
Net cash provided by operating activities of $313M in 2025, up 31% from $239M in 2024, supporting deleveraging and capital allocation flexibility.
Reserves and Portfolio Optionality
Year-end 2025 reserves: 1P = 142 MMboe, 2P = 258 MMboe, 3P = 329 MMboe; South America reserve replacement: PDP 101% and 2P 105% (1P 61%); meaningful contingent/growth gas inventory (~0.3 Tcf unrisked 3C in Glauconitic and ~0.4 Tcf 3P gas in Canada) supporting long-term optionality.
Valuation Upside vs Market Price
NAV per share (1P before tax $22.61 / after tax $13.61; 2P before tax $51.09 / after tax $31.17) indicates current share price at a material discount (management cited 2x–5x across NAV categories).
Operational Success — Rahoo-2 and Field Performance
Rahoo-2 well on the Suroriente block producing ~790 bopd at <1% water cut and outperforming expectations; PDP reserves cited as a consistent cash-flow foundation.
Hedging Program and Gas Hedges
Approximately 50% of oil production hedged in 2026 using three-ways/collars/puts with an average floor ~ $60/bbl and ceiling ~ $74/bbl; AECO gas swaps averaging ~14,200 GJ/day at ~$2.77/GJ for 2026 to stabilize cash flow.
Strategic Geographic Diversification — Entry into Azerbaijan
Announced entry into Azerbaijan in partnership with SOCAR, described as capital-efficient, providing access to established infrastructure and strategic exposure to Europe-bound energy markets.
Modest Increase in Capital Activity
Capital expenditures of $256M in 2025, up $8M (3%) vs 2024 driven by higher well counts in Colombia, Ecuador and Canada, indicating continued investment in growth and development activity.