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Parex Resources Inc.
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Parex Resources is a Calgary-headquartered, Canada-incorporated oil and gas exploration and production company whose operations are entirely concentrated in Colombia. Founded in 2009 following a spin-off from Petro Andina Resources and listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under symbol PXT since 2011, the company produces conventional light, medium, and heavy crude oil and natural gas across three basins — the Llanos, Magdalena, and Putumayo. Following the June 2026 completion of the US$500 million acquisition of Frontera Energy Corporation's Colombian E&P assets, Parex is the largest independent (non-state-owned) E&P operator in Colombia, holding more than 7.9 million gross acres across 39 exploration and development blocks and guiding H2 2026 production to 82,000-91,000 boe/d — approximately a 93% midpoint uplift versus Q1 2026 average production of 44,735 boe/d.

The company's production base is built around proven-but-new-to-Colombia recovery technologies applied across operated blocks (Cabrestero, Quifa, CPE-6, Guatiquia, VIM-1) and Ecopetrol-partnered blocks (Capachos 50% WI, Casabe/Llanito 50% WI, Arauca, LLA-38, Putumayo). Technical differentiators include enhanced oil recovery via waterflood and polymer injection, horizontal and multilateral wells (including Colombia's first four-leg multilateral), and advanced seismic imaging used to high-grade Llanos Foothills exploration prospects. Operational efficiency is evidenced by the LLA-111 program, which delivered six wells at approximately US$2 million per well — roughly 65% below typical Colombian exploration well costs. Reserve replacement ratios of 106% (PDP/1P) and 152% (2P) for 2025 mark 12 consecutive years of reserves growth, with FY2025 funds flow from operations of US$455 million and free funds flow of US$145 million.

Parex operates unhedged, selling crude oil against the Brent benchmark to domestic Colombian refiners (including Ecopetrol's Barrancabermeja refinery) and international commodity trading counterparties, with natural gas sold into the Colombian domestic market under direct offtake agreements. The capital return framework consists of a regular quarterly dividend of C$0.385 per share (C$1.54 annualized) plus share repurchases, with over C$2 billion returned to shareholders through dividends and buybacks since 2018. The company is covered by six equity research firms (BMO Capital Markets, Jefferies, Peters & Co., RBC Capital Markets, ROTH Canada, Scotiabank), holds an MSCI ESG rating of AA and Sustainalytics ESG Industry Top Rated status, and is led by President & CEO Imad Mohsen.

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Parex Resources is a Calgary-headquartered, Colombia-focused independent oil and gas exploration and production company. Following its June 2026 acquisition of Frontera E&P, it is Colombia's largest independent E&P operator with H2 2026 production guidance of 82,000-91,000 boe/d across the Llanos, Magdalena, and Putumayo basins.

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501–1,000
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HeadquartersCalgary, Canada
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oil and gas exploration, crude oil production, natural gas extraction, upstream energy operations, onshore hydrocarbon development
Industry1 code
1Decommissioning, Plug & Abandonment (P&A) & Abandonment Liability Management
CodeEUALAAAKPrimaryYes
NAICS code2 codes
  • Crude Petroleum Extraction21112
  • Oil and Gas Extraction2111
SIC code2 codes
  • Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas1311
  • Oil & Gas Field Exploration Services1382
Product category
Oil and Gas Exploration & Production
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Revenue model2 records
1Crude Oil Production and Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Parex generates the vast majority of its revenue from the production and sale of crude oil (light, medium, and heavy grades) and conventional natural gas from its Colombian asset base. The company sells oil at reference prices linked to Brent crude, with realized prices net of transportation and royalties. With the Frontera E&P acquisition adding 37,000 boe/d, combined production is expected to reach 82,000–91,000 boe/d in H2 2026. The company operates an unhedged portfolio, fully exposed to commodity prices.

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2Natural Gas Production and Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Parex produces and sells conventional natural gas primarily from the VIM-1 block and Capachos block in Colombia. Gas development includes ongoing drilling, exploration activities, and expansion of the gas sales strategy. Gas production averaged approximately 8,916 mcf/d in Q1 2026.

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Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
Pricing details1 tier
1Quarterly Regular Dividend of C$0.385 per share
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceQuarterly
Notes

Parex Resources declares a regular quarterly dividend in Canadian dollars (C$0.385 per share, equivalent to C$1.54 annualized). Dividend is designated as an eligible dividend for Canadian Income Tax Act purposes. Dividend payments are subject to board discretion and various factors including business performance, financial condition, and contractual restrictions.

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Parex Resources is a Colombia-focused oil and gas exploration and production company that develops conventional crude oil (light, medium, and heavy grades) and natural gas from onshore assets across the Llanos, Magdalena, and Putumayo basins. Following the June 2026 completion of the Frontera E&P acquisition, Parex operates 39 exploration and development blocks spanning over 7.9 million gross acres with H2 2026 production guidance of 82,000–91,000 boe/d, making it Colombia's largest independent E&P company. The company sells oil against the Brent benchmark and gas through domestic offtake agreements.

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  • Q1 2026 EPS of $0.32 beat analyst estimates by $0.26
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Parex Resources is a Colombia-focused oil and gas exploration and production company operating as a single integrated upstream business. The company's product portfolio centers on conventional oil and gas production across three core operating basins: Llanos, Magdalena, and Putumayo. Key products include light, medium, and heavy crude oil production, conventional natural gas production, and enhanced oil recovery services. Following the June 2026 acquisition of Frontera E&P assets, the company now operates as Colombia's largest independent E&P company with production capacity of 82,000-91,000 boe/d. The portfolio includes operated blocks (Cabrestero, Quifa, CPE-6, Guatiquia, VIM-1) and partnered blocks with Ecopetrol (Capachos, Casabe, Llanito, Llanos Foothills, Arauca, LLA-38, Quifa), plus non-operated LLA-34 (partnered with GeoPark). The company serves as executor for drilling and capital activities while Ecopetrol retains operatorship on partnered assets. Capital return products include quarterly dividends and share repurchase programs.

Product and service5 records
1Conventional Crude Oil Production
CategoryUpstream Oil Production
Description

Conventional oil extraction operations across multiple Colombian basins (Llanos, Magdalena, Putumayo) producing light, medium, and heavy crude oil sold against the Brent benchmark to domestic Colombian refiners and international commodity traders.

2Conventional Natural Gas Production
CategoryUpstream Gas Production
Description

Natural gas production and development primarily from VIM-1 block in the Magdalena Basin and Capachos block, with ongoing drilling, exploration activities, and expansion of gas sales strategy. Q1 2026 gas production averaged approximately 8,916 mcf/d.

3Llanos Basin Operations
CategoryBasin Operations
Description

Operations across the Llanos Basin including Llanos Foothills exploration for gas and liquids, Cabrestero oil production with water and polymer flood technology, and LLA-34 block optimization (55% WI partnered with GeoPark).

4Magdalena Basin Operations
CategoryBasin Operations
Description

Production from VIM-1 gas development and the Casabe and Llanito blocks (50% WI, partnered with Ecopetrol through a US$250 million five-year capital commitment) with focus on secondary and enhanced oil recovery methods.

5Putumayo Basin Operations
CategoryBasin Operations
Description

Oil production from Orito, Area Sur, Occidente, and Nororiente blocks in the Putumayo Basin, utilizing proven technology strategies to increase production, enhance recovery, and add reserves (50% WI partnered with Ecopetrol).

Scale indicator10 records

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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-04
Description

Parex and Ecopetrol (Colombia's national oil company) have a multi-faceted strategic alliance covering: (1) the Llanos Foothills trend — a landmark exploration partnership where Parex has secured access to high-potential acreage through definitive agreements; (2) the Magdalena Basin — a May 2026 agreement where Parex earns a 50% participating share in the Casabe and Llanito blocks by committing a gross capital program of $250 million over five years (including $125 million carry capital), focused on infill drilling, waterflood optimization, and enhanced oil recovery; and (3) multiple existing producing blocks including Capachos (50% WI), Quifa (60% WI), VIM-1 (100% WI), and Putumayo blocks (50% WI partnered with Ecopetrol). Ecopetrol retains operatorship while Parex acts as executor for drilling and capital activities.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-03-11
Description

GeoPark held the remaining 45% working interest in the LLA-34 block (Parex holding 55%), making it a joint operating partner on this specific asset. The two companies were also competing bidders for Frontera Energy's Colombian E&P assets (GeoPark had a pre-existing deal that was ultimately overtaken by Parex's superior offer).

Recent move7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Colombia's state-owned integrated oil and gas company and the country's largest overall producer. Ecopetrol is both Parex's largest strategic partner and the dominant incumbent across the basins where Parex operates.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Latin America-focused independent E&P with material Colombian operations (e.g., LLA-34 block where GeoPark and Parex were joint partners). GeoPark competes head-to-head with Parex for Colombian acreage and competes directly for asset acquisitions such as Frontera.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Previously Colombia's largest private-sector upstream operator before Parex completed its US$500M acquisition of Frontera's Colombian E&P assets in June 2026. Historically the most direct peer to Parex by Colombian asset mix and scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Colombia's largest independent natural gas producer focused on the Magdalena Basin and Caribbean offshore. Comparable to Parex's gas business (VIM-1, Capachos) and operates in the same Colombian regulatory and counterparty environment.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

International intermediate E&P with assets across North America, Europe, and Australia. Comparable in size, oil-weighted production profile, and free-cash-flow-driven capital return model to Parex post-Frontera.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Colombia-focused independent upstream operator with producing assets in the Putumayo and Magdalena basins. Directly comparable in operating geography, asset mix, and customer base to Parex.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin-focused intermediate E&P (formerly Crescent Point Energy). Similar intermediate-producer scale, conventional-light-oil asset profile, and dividend-plus-buyback capital return framework as Parex.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Canadian intermediate E&P with a diversified Western Canadian asset base and an explicit focus on sustainable dividend growth. Closely comparable to Parex on scale, capital allocation discipline, and shareholder return orientation.

9Arrow Exploration
TypeDirect peer
Description

Junior Colombia-focused E&P with operations across the Llanos and Magdalena basins. Smaller scale than Parex but operates the same asset classes and target formations, with overlapping service providers and offtake counterparties.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Colombia-focused natural gas developer operating the Maria Conchita and Sinu-9 blocks. Comparable to Parex's gas-weighted VIM-1 and Capachos operations, focused on unconventional and conventional gas in Colombia.

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Compliance9 records

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Parex Resources

Oil and Gas Exploration & Productionparexresources.com

Parex Resources is a Calgary-headquartered, Colombia-focused independent oil and gas exploration and production company. Following its June 2026 acquisition of Frontera E&P, it is Colombia's largest independent E&P operator with H2 2026 production guidance of 82,000-91,000 boe/d across the Llanos, Magdalena, and Putumayo basins.

What Parex Resources does

Parex Resources is a Calgary-headquartered, Canada-incorporated oil and gas exploration and production company whose operations are entirely concentrated in Colombia. Founded in 2009 following a spin-off from Petro Andina Resources and listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under symbol PXT since 2011, the company produces conventional light, medium, and heavy crude oil and natural gas across three basins — the Llanos, Magdalena, and Putumayo. Following the June 2026 completion of the US$500 million acquisition of Frontera Energy Corporation's Colombian E&P assets, Parex is the largest independent (non-state-owned) E&P operator in Colombia, holding more than 7.9 million gross acres across 39 exploration and development blocks and guiding H2 2026 production to 82,000-91,000 boe/d — approximately a 93% midpoint uplift versus Q1 2026 average production of 44,735 boe/d.

The company's production base is built around proven-but-new-to-Colombia recovery technologies applied across operated blocks (Cabrestero, Quifa, CPE-6, Guatiquia, VIM-1) and Ecopetrol-partnered blocks (Capachos 50% WI, Casabe/Llanito 50% WI, Arauca, LLA-38, Putumayo). Technical differentiators include enhanced oil recovery via waterflood and polymer injection, horizontal and multilateral wells (including Colombia's first four-leg multilateral), and advanced seismic imaging used to high-grade Llanos Foothills exploration prospects. Operational efficiency is evidenced by the LLA-111 program, which delivered six wells at approximately US$2 million per well — roughly 65% below typical Colombian exploration well costs. Reserve replacement ratios of 106% (PDP/1P) and 152% (2P) for 2025 mark 12 consecutive years of reserves growth, with FY2025 funds flow from operations of US$455 million and free funds flow of US$145 million.

Parex operates unhedged, selling crude oil against the Brent benchmark to domestic Colombian refiners (including Ecopetrol's Barrancabermeja refinery) and international commodity trading counterparties, with natural gas sold into the Colombian domestic market under direct offtake agreements. The capital return framework consists of a regular quarterly dividend of C$0.385 per share (C$1.54 annualized) plus share repurchases, with over C$2 billion returned to shareholders through dividends and buybacks since 2018. The company is covered by six equity research firms (BMO Capital Markets, Jefferies, Peters & Co., RBC Capital Markets, ROTH Canada, Scotiabank), holds an MSCI ESG rating of AA and Sustainalytics ESG Industry Top Rated status, and is led by President & CEO Imad Mohsen.

Parex Resources firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Parex Resources
Legal name
Parex Resources Inc.
Website
https://parexresources.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
2009
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Parex Resources is a Calgary-headquartered, Colombia-focused independent oil and gas exploration and production company. Following its June 2026 acquisition of Frontera E&P, it is Colombia's largest independent E&P operator with H2 2026 production guidance of 82,000-91,000 boe/d across the Llanos, Magdalena, and Putumayo basins.
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Parex Resources industry classification

Industry
Product category
Oil and Gas Exploration & Production
NAICS
Crude Petroleum Extraction (21112), Oil and Gas Extraction (2111)
SIC
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas (1311), Oil & Gas Field Exploration Services (1382)
akta.pro primary industry
Decommissioning, Plug & Abandonment (P&A) & Abandonment Liability Management (EUALAAAK)

Keywords

  • Oil and gas exploration
  • Crude oil production
  • Natural gas extraction
  • Upstream energy operations
  • Onshore hydrocarbon development

Where Parex Resources is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Calgary
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Parex Resources business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Crude Oil Production and Sales: Parex generates the vast majority of its revenue from the production and sale of crude oil (light, medium, and heavy grades) and conventional natural gas from its Colombian asset base. The company sells oil at reference prices linked to Brent crude, with realized prices net of transportation and royalties. With the Frontera E&P acquisition adding 37,000 boe/d, combined production is expected to reach 82,000–91,000 boe/d in H2 2026. The company operates an unhedged portfolio, fully exposed to commodity prices.
  2. Natural Gas Production and Sales: Parex produces and sells conventional natural gas primarily from the VIM-1 block and Capachos block in Colombia. Gas development includes ongoing drilling, exploration activities, and expansion of the gas sales strategy. Gas production averaged approximately 8,916 mcf/d in Q1 2026.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionQuarterlyQuarterly Regular Dividend of C$0.385 per share

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Parex Resources product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Parex Resources is a Colombia-focused oil and gas exploration and production company that develops conventional crude oil (light, medium, and heavy grades) and natural gas from onshore assets across the Llanos, Magdalena, and Putumayo basins. Following the June 2026 completion of the Frontera E&P acquisition, Parex operates 39 exploration and development blocks spanning over 7.9 million gross acres with H2 2026 production guidance of 82,000–91,000 boe/d, making it Colombia's largest independent E&P company. The company sells oil against the Brent benchmark and gas through domestic offtake agreements.

Product overview

Parex Resources is a Colombia-focused oil and gas exploration and production company operating as a single integrated upstream business. The company's product portfolio centers on conventional oil and gas production across three core operating basins: Llanos, Magdalena, and Putumayo. Key products include light, medium, and heavy crude oil production, conventional natural gas production, and enhanced oil recovery services. Following the June 2026 acquisition of Frontera E&P assets, the company now operates as Colombia's largest independent E&P company with production capacity of 82,000-91,000 boe/d. The portfolio includes operated blocks (Cabrestero, Quifa, CPE-6, Guatiquia, VIM-1) and partnered blocks with Ecopetrol (Capachos, Casabe, Llanito, Llanos Foothills, Arauca, LLA-38, Quifa), plus non-operated LLA-34 (partnered with GeoPark). The company serves as executor for drilling and capital activities while Ecopetrol retains operatorship on partnered assets. Capital return products include quarterly dividends and share repurchase programs.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Conventional Crude Oil Production Conventional oil extraction operations across multiple Colombian basins (Llanos, Magdalena, Putumayo) producing light, medium, and heavy crude oil sold against the Brent benchmark to domestic Colombian refiners and international commodity traders.
  • Conventional Natural Gas Production Natural gas production and development primarily from VIM-1 block in the Magdalena Basin and Capachos block, with ongoing drilling, exploration activities, and expansion of gas sales strategy. Q1 2026 gas production averaged approximately 8,916 mcf/d.
  • Llanos Basin Operations Operations across the Llanos Basin including Llanos Foothills exploration for gas and liquids, Cabrestero oil production with water and polymer flood technology, and LLA-34 block optimization (55% WI partnered with GeoPark).
  • Magdalena Basin Operations Production from VIM-1 gas development and the Casabe and Llanito blocks (50% WI, partnered with Ecopetrol through a US$250 million five-year capital commitment) with focus on secondary and enhanced oil recovery methods.
  • Putumayo Basin Operations Oil production from Orito, Area Sur, Occidente, and Nororiente blocks in the Putumayo Basin, utilizing proven technology strategies to increase production, enhance recovery, and add reserves (50% WI partnered with Ecopetrol).

Quantifiable outcome

  • Q1 2026 EPS of $0.32 beat analyst estimates by $0.26
  • +4 more outcomes

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Parex Resources partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Ecopetrol S.A.coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 4 May 2026Parex and Ecopetrol (Colombia's national oil company) have a multi-faceted strategic alliance covering: (1) the Llanos Foothills trend — a landmark exploration partnership where Parex has secured access to high-potential acreage through definitive agreements; (2) the Magdalena Basin — a May 2026 agreement where Parex earns a 50% participating share in the Casabe and Llanito blocks by committing a gross capital program of $250 million over five years (including $125 million carry capital), focused on infill drilling, waterflood optimization, and enhanced oil recovery; and (3) multiple existing producing blocks including Capachos (50% WI), Quifa (60% WI), VIM-1 (100% WI), and Putumayo blocks (50% WI partnered with Ecopetrol). Ecopetrol retains operatorship while Parex acts as executor for drilling and capital activities.
  • GeoPark LimitedminorOthers · 11 March 2026GeoPark held the remaining 45% working interest in the LLA-34 block (Parex holding 55%), making it a joint operating partner on this specific asset. The two companies were also competing bidders for Frontera Energy's Colombian E&P assets (GeoPark had a pre-existing deal that was ultimately overtaken by Parex's superior offer).

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Parex Resources competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Ecopetrol S.A. Colombia's state-owned integrated oil and gas company and the country's largest overall producer. Ecopetrol is both Parex's largest strategic partner and the dominant incumbent across the basins where Parex operates.
  • Vermilion Energy: International intermediate E&P with assets across North America, Europe, and Australia. Comparable in size, oil-weighted production profile, and free-cash-flow-driven capital return model to Parex post-Frontera.
  • Veren Inc. Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin-focused intermediate E&P (formerly Crescent Point Energy). Similar intermediate-producer scale, conventional-light-oil asset profile, and dividend-plus-buyback capital return framework as Parex.
  • Whitecap Resources: Canadian intermediate E&P with a diversified Western Canadian asset base and an explicit focus on sustainable dividend growth. Closely comparable to Parex on scale, capital allocation discipline, and shareholder return orientation.

Direct peers

  • GeoPark Limited: Latin America-focused independent E&P with material Colombian operations (e.g., LLA-34 block where GeoPark and Parex were joint partners). GeoPark competes head-to-head with Parex for Colombian acreage and competes directly for asset acquisitions such as Frontera.
  • Frontera Energy Corporation: Previously Colombia's largest private-sector upstream operator before Parex completed its US$500M acquisition of Frontera's Colombian E&P assets in June 2026. Historically the most direct peer to Parex by Colombian asset mix and scale.
  • Canacol Energy: Colombia's largest independent natural gas producer focused on the Magdalena Basin and Caribbean offshore. Comparable to Parex's gas business (VIM-1, Capachos) and operates in the same Colombian regulatory and counterparty environment.
  • Gran Tierra Energy: Colombia-focused independent upstream operator with producing assets in the Putumayo and Magdalena basins. Directly comparable in operating geography, asset mix, and customer base to Parex.
  • Arrow Exploration: Junior Colombia-focused E&P with operations across the Llanos and Magdalena basins. Smaller scale than Parex but operates the same asset classes and target formations, with overlapping service providers and offtake counterparties.
  • NG Energy International: Colombia-focused natural gas developer operating the Maria Conchita and Sinu-9 blocks. Comparable to Parex's gas-weighted VIM-1 and Capachos operations, focused on unconventional and conventional gas in Colombia.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Parex Resources social profiles

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Parex Resources compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance9 records

Parex Resources financial estimates

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Parex Resources leadership team

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Profiles7 records

Parex Resources subsidiaries and ownership

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Parex Resources funding detail

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Funding rounds3 records

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Parex Resources M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Parex Resources

What does Parex Resources do?

Parex Resources is a Colombia-focused oil and gas exploration and production company that develops conventional crude oil (light, medium, and heavy grades) and natural gas from onshore assets across the Llanos, Magdalena, and Putumayo basins. Following the June 2026 completion of the Frontera E&P acquisition, Parex operates 39 exploration and development blocks spanning over 7.9 million gross acres with H2 2026 production guidance of 82,000–91,000 boe/d, making it Colombia's largest independent E&P company. The company sells oil against the Brent benchmark and gas through domestic offtake agreements.

Is Parex Resources a public or private company?

Parex Resources is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Parex Resources founded?

Parex Resources was founded in 2009. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Parex Resources based?

Parex Resources is headquartered in Calgary, Canada, in the North America region.

How does Parex Resources make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Crude Oil Production and Sales are the primary driver. The others are natural Gas Production and Sales.

Who are Parex Resources's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Ecopetrol S.A., Vermilion Energy, Veren Inc. and Whitecap Resources. Direct peers are GeoPark Limited, Frontera Energy Corporation, Canacol Energy, Gran Tierra Energy, Arrow Exploration and NG Energy International.

Does Parex Resources have an API?

No public API is recorded for Parex Resources.

What industry is Parex Resources in?

Parex Resources's product category is Oil and Gas Exploration & Production. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUALAAAK, Decommissioning, Plug & Abandonment (P&A) & Abandonment Liability Management. Its NAICS code is 21112 and its SIC code is 1311.

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Simply Wall StParex Resources (TSX:PXT) Reaffirms 2026 Guidance As Production Update Tests Undervalued ViewParex Resources reported average production of 84,500 boe/d in September and 83,259 boe/d for the quarter, reaffirming its 2026 production guidance. The company trades at CA$28.40, below its fair value estimate of CA$32.08, with a 1-year total shareholder return of 66.4%.AInvestParex reiterates 2H26 output guidance 82,000-91,000 boe/dParex reiterated its second-half 2026 output guidance of 82,000-91,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. The company did not disclose any additional details or changes to its guidance.Markets DailyParex Resources Inc. (TSE:PXT) to Issue $0.39 Quarterly DividendParex Resources announced a quarterly dividend of 0.385 per share, payable September 15th to shareholders of record September 15th. The dividend represents an annualized yield of 5.4%. The company, Colombia's largest independent oil and gas producer, has a market cap of C$2.77 billion.FinancecolombiaRecord Roll-On/Roll-Off Volumes and ODL Throughput Lift Frontera’s Adjusted EBITDA 18% » Finance ColombiaFrontera Energy reported Q2 2026 adjusted EBITDA of $30.5 million, up 18% year-over-year, driven by record roll-on/roll-off volumes at Puerto Bahía and higher ODL throughput. The company's net income was $29.0 million, with continuing operations showing a loss. Management targets first gas in early 2027 at Puerto Bahía's LNG regasification project.Markets DailyParex Resources Inc. (OTCMKTS:PARXF) Short Interest UpdateShort interest in Parex Resources rose 60.2% to 1,838,933 shares as of August 14th. Analysts rate the stock a Moderate Buy, and Alaska Permanent Fund Corp bought 653,943 shares in Q2. Shares traded up $0.64 to $20.68 on Monday.Markets DailyCam Grainger Purchases 2,000 Shares of Parex Resources (TSE:PXT) StockParex Resources insider Cam Grainger bought 2,000 shares of the company on August 24th at an average price of C$27.40, totaling C$54,800. The purchase raised his holding to 43,584 shares, a 4.81% increase, valued at about C$1,194,201.60. Scotiabank raised its price target to C$30.00 in August.MarketBeatParex Resources Targets 90,000 Bpd as Frontera Deal, Ecopetrol Projects Fuel GrowthParex Resources outlined a strategy to double production to over 90,000 barrels per day by year-end, driven by the acquisition of Frontera's assets and expanded partnerships with Ecopetrol in Colombia. The company also announced plans for a dual listing on the Colombian exchange and reported a market capitalization of approximately $1.8 billion amidst its integration efforts.YahooParex Resources Targets 90,000 Bpd as Frontera Deal, Ecopetrol Projects Fuel GrowthParex Resources outlined a strategy to double its oil production to over 90,000 barrels per day by year-end, driven by the acquisition of Frontera's assets and expanded partnerships with Ecopetrol in Colombia. The company financed this growth through bond issuance, resulting in a market capitalization of approximately $1.8 billion and leverage of roughly one times cash flow. Parex aims to reduce debt to half a turn within two years while maintaining a dividend and targeting a 15% annual return on its Colombian portfolio.LarepublicaDecreto 1225 de 2026 oficializó a María Rocío Cortés como nueva titular de la SICThe Colombian Government officially appointed María Rocío Cortés as the new Superintendent of Industry and Commerce (SIC) through Decree 1225 of 2026, replacing Cielo Rusinque. The SIC is currently overseeing major corporate integration requests, including the transfer of Frontera Energy assets to Parex and Cencosud's acquisition of Makro. This leadership change occurs amidst a regulatory environment focused on consumer protection and competition.PR NewswireFRONTERA ANNOUNCES SECOND QUARTER 2026 RESULTSFrontera Energy Corporation reported a net loss of $4.0 million from continuing operations for the second quarter of 2026, while Adjusted EBITDA increased 18% year-over-year to $30.5 million driven by strong performance at its Puerto Bahía port and ODL pipeline investments. The company completed its transformation into a focused infrastructure business through a plan of arrangement with Parex Resources Inc., returning C$590 million to shareholders. Additionally, Frontera advanced its LNG regasification project at Puerto Bahía by securing a take-or-pay agreement with Ecopetrol and FSRU capacity with Excelerate Energy.