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Gran Tierra Energy Inc. reports developments as an independent oil and gas exploration and production company with operations and assets in Colombia, Ecuador and Canada. Company news commonly covers production volumes, oil and gas sales, reserves, capital spending, operating results and guidance across its Colombia, Ecuador, Canada and Other segments, with Colombia accounting for the majority of revenue.
Updates also address portfolio management, material agreements, debt and liquidity actions, senior secured notes, annual meeting results, board composition and proxy matters. Releases are tied to the company’s GTE listings on NYSE American, TSX and LSE and often include quarterly or year-end metrics for oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids.
Gran Tierra Energy (NYSE:GTE) reported that as of the Early Participation Deadline (Feb 11, 2026) holders validly tendered US$636,740,000 (≈88.89%) of its 9.500% notes due 2029 for exchange into new 9.750% notes due 2031.
The company set an Early Settlement Date of Feb 18, 2026, disclosed US$125.0 million total cash consideration (including a US$50 early premium per US$1,000), and amended the indenture to largely eliminate covenants and release collateral, effective upon settlement. Expiration is Feb 27, 2026; post-deadline settlement expected Mar 2, 2026.
Gran Tierra Energy (NYSE:GTE) amended its exchange offer and consent solicitation for outstanding 9.500% Senior Notes due 2029, proposing new 9.750% Senior Secured Amortizing Notes due 2031. Amendments include a $125.0 million Cash Consideration, higher coupon, an amortization schedule, added guarantor and collateral, and modified covenants.
Acceptance requires certain conditions, including consents from holders representing 66-2/3% of outstanding notes and tenders representing 80%, plus a financing condition to fund the Cash Consideration.
Gran Tierra Energy (GTE) reported record operational performance and preliminary unaudited 2025 financial ranges. December 2025 production reached a company-high monthly average of 48,235 boepd, with fourth-quarter average ~46,500 boepd and full-year ~45,800 boepd. Key 2025 financial estimates: net debt ~$657M, revenue $590M–$610M, Adjusted EBITDA $270M–$290M, and combined non-cash impairments estimated at $95M–$135M. Ongoing development: multiple FDP approvals and waterflood milestones in Ecuador, Perico integration, and planned development wells in Cohembi and Simonette.
Gran Tierra Energy (NYSE American: GTE) launched an Exchange Offer on January 29, 2026 to swap up to US$716,340,000 of its 9.500% Senior Notes due 2029 for newly issued 9.500% Senior Secured Notes due 2031. Eligible holders tendering by the Early Participation Deadline may receive a US$50 early premium and a pro rata cash component (aggregate $110.0M–$125.0M) plus New Notes. The offer requires consents of ≥66 2/3% of outstanding notes and a minimum 80% tender condition, and is subject to a financing condition and other customary conditions.
Gran Tierra Energy (NYSE:GTE) reported 2025 year-end reserves and resources evaluated by McDaniel with 2P reserves of 258 MMBOE, PDP replacement >100% in South America, and NAV per share of $51.09 before tax (2P) and $31.19 after tax (2P). Net debt was estimated at $657 million and NPV10 (2P) was $2.46 billion. Canada saw reclassification to contingent resources reducing 1P by 19 MMBOE and 2P by 32 MMBOE. Glauconitic holds 74 MMBOE 2C contingent resources and 118 MMBBL mean prospective resources.
Gran Tierra Energy (NYSE American: GTE) announced its 2026 guidance and capital program, targeting $60–$80 million of free cash flow in the Base Case. The company forecast 2026 production of 42,000–47,000 boepd and reported current production of 48,000–49,000 boepd as of Dec 9, 2025.
Key 2026 base-case metrics include EBITDA $280–$330M, cash flow $185–$225M, and capital expenditures $120–$160M. Gran Tierra closed the Perico and Espejo acquisition in Ecuador, plans 8–10 gross development wells (incl. 4 in Cohembi and 5 in Simonette), and expects to address a $180M amortization due Oct 2026.
Gran Tierra Energy (NYSE American/TSX/LSE: GTE) announced TSX approval for a one‑year normal course issuer bid (NCIB) running November 6, 2025–November 5, 2026 to repurchase up to 2,925,720 shares (10% of public float) for cancellation at prevailing market prices.
The company also implemented an Automatic Share Purchase Plan (ASPP) to allow purchases during blackout windows; the ASPP is pre‑cleared by the TSX and effective November 6, 2025. Gran Tierra may buy up to 12,171 shares per trading day (≈25% of a 48,687 ADTV) and may repurchase on TSX, NYSE American or eligible alternative platforms.
In the prior 12 months Gran Tierra repurchased 1,180,752 shares at a VWAP of US$5.61 under the prior NCIB. An exemptive relief allows purchases via U.S. trading systems until February 12, 2027.
Gran Tierra (TSX: GTE) confirmed compliance with post-offer intention statements relating to its acquisition of i3 Energy. The recommended cash-and-shares acquisition was completed and became effective on 31 October 2024 via a Court-sanctioned scheme of arrangement under Part 26 of the Companies Act 2006. Gran Tierra has notified the Panel on Takeovers and Mergers that it complied with the post-offer intentions set out under Rules 2.7(c)(viii), 24.2 and Rule 19.6(c) of the Code. The announcement lists Stifel Nicolaus Europe as financial adviser and provides adviser contact details.
Gran Tierra Energy (NYSE American: GTE) reported Q3 2025 results and operational updates on October 30, 2025, highlighting exploration success in Ecuador and capital-structure actions. Key operational wins include new discoveries at Conejo A-1/A-2 and Chanangue-1, plus strong Cohembi waterflood response and two additional Lower Montney wells in Canada.
Financials and liquidity: production averaged 42,685 WI boepd (current ~45,200 boepd), net loss $(20)m, Adjusted EBITDA $69m, cash $49m, total debt $804m (net debt $755m). Company secured a $200m prepayment facility and increased Canadian credit capacity to C$75m, with exit production guidance of 47,000–50,000 boepd and a 2026 budget due mid-December.
Gran Tierra Energy (NYSE American: GTE) announced on October 24, 2025 a crude oil sale and prepayment package for its Ecuadorian Oriente crude that provides an initial advance up to $150 million and an additional advance up to $50 million (aggregate up to $200 million). The advances will be satisfied by scheduled deliveries of Oriente crude and are intended to strengthen the company’s balance sheet and financial flexibility.
The company also amended its Colombian reserve-based credit facility, consenting to the prepayment agreements, reducing the borrowing base from $75 million to $60 million, and adjusting certain financial covenants to reflect the prepayment structure.