GeoPark Limited filings document a foreign private issuer focused on oil and gas exploration and production in Latin America, with current operating emphasis on Colombia and Argentina. Form 20-F materials cover audited financial statements, operating results, reserves and risk factors, while Form 6-K reports provide interim financial statements, quarterly results releases and operational updates for blocks such as Llanos 34, CPO-5, Llanos 123 and Vaca Muerta assets.
The filing record also documents capital structure and governance matters, including debt and liquidity disclosures, share issuance through a strategic equity investment, rights agreement amendments, material agreements, board-election activity and shareholder matters.
Colden Investments S.A. and Jaime Gilinski filed Amendment No. 3 to their Schedule 13D on GeoPark Limited, reporting additional open-market share purchases and updated ownership levels. Colden acquired 100,000, 254,851, 93,381 and 1,004,316 common shares on March 23, April 10, April 13 and April 14, 2026, for aggregate purchase prices of $958,204, $2,307,714, $928,723 and $10,107,134, respectively, funded with the personal funds of Jaime Gilinski. Following these transactions, Colden is shown as beneficially owning 17,915,791 GeoPark common shares, or 27.7% of the class, while Gilinski is reported as beneficially owning 18,115,791 common shares, or 28.0%, based on 64,678,772 shares outstanding as of March 19, 2026.
Parex Resources Inc. filed Amendment No. 4 to its Schedule 13D on GeoPark Ltd, updating its ownership and governance intentions. Parex reports beneficial ownership of 6,085,086 common shares, representing 9.4% of GeoPark’s outstanding common shares, based on 64,678,772 shares outstanding as of March 19, 2026.
On April 8, 2026, Parex withdrew its prior nomination of six independent candidates for GeoPark’s board at the 2026 annual general meeting. It no longer intends to solicit proxies against current board members under that campaign, and related nomination and indemnification agreements with the nominees have been terminated.
GeoPark Limited, a Latin America-focused independent energy company, announced that it has filed its Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025 with the SEC. The annual report and audited financial statements are available on the SEC’s website and in the “Invest with Us” section of GeoPark’s website.
Shareholders can also request a free hard copy of the audited financial statements, or the complete 2025 Form 20-F, from the Company’s Investor Relations team.
GeoPark Limited files its 2025 annual report, detailing a Latin America‑focused oil and gas portfolio centered on Colombia and a new growth platform in Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale. The company emphasizes disciplined capital allocation, sustainability under its SPEED framework, and extensive risk disclosures on price volatility, access to capital, regulation and community relations.
Key assets include the Llanos 34 Block in Colombia, which produced 17,211 bopd at GeoPark’s working interest in 2025 with 36.5 mmboe of proved reserves, and a 30% interest in the CPO‑5 Block. The report also highlights entry into Neuquén Basin blocks in Argentina and outlines non‑IFRS metrics such as Adjusted EBITDA.
Wisky Agustina Susana reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
GeoPark Ltd Chief People Officer Wisky Agustina Susana received equity-based compensation, not open-market trades. She was granted 54,209 Performance Stock Units tied to total shareholder return and 12,047 common shares in the form of restricted stock units, both at no cash cost. After these awards, she directly holds 70,314 common shares and 124,922 performance or restricted units, plus 136,194 common shares held indirectly through Seven Gates Ltd, for which she disclaims beneficial ownership except for her pecuniary interest.
Dalle Fiore Rodrigo Andres reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
GeoPark Ltd reported that Chief Exploration & Development Officer Rodrigo Andres Dalle Fiore received new equity awards. He was granted 57,062 Performance Stock Units, representing the maximum number of common shares that may vest based on absolute total shareholder return thresholds. He also received 12,681 common shares as a grant, bringing his direct common share holdings to 48,396, which includes 39,034 restricted stock units. Vesting of the RSUs depends on his continued employment on the applicable vesting dates.
GeoPark Ltd Chief Operating Officer Rodolfo Martin Terrado received equity-based compensation in the form of performance stock units and restricted stock units. He was granted 68,475 performance stock units, each tied to absolute total shareholder return thresholds that determine how many common shares may ultimately vest.
He also acquired 15,217 common shares through a grant, bringing his direct holdings to 183,756 common shares, including 24,745 restricted stock units. Vesting of the restricted stock units depends on his continued employment on each applicable vesting date.
Caballero-Uribe Jaime Eduardo reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
GeoPark Ltd Chief Financial Officer Jaime Eduardo Caballero-Uribe reported equity awards rather than market trades. On March 24, 2026, he received 65,622 Performance Stock Units, each tied to potential future vesting into common shares based on absolute total shareholder return thresholds.
He was also granted 14,583 common shares in the form of restricted stock units at no cost, which vest only if he remains employed on the applicable vesting dates. Following these awards, his reported direct holdings increased to 141,539 Performance Stock Units and 66,454 common shares, including 58,104 restricted stock units within that common share total.
Bayon Felipe reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
GeoPark Ltd Chief Executive Officer Felipe Bayon reported equity compensation awards rather than open-market trades. He received 199,722 performance stock units, each tied to the company’s common shares, and a separate grant of 44,382 common shares in the form of restricted stock units. These RSUs vest only if he remains employed through the applicable vesting dates, and the performance units represent the maximum number of shares that may vest based on absolute total shareholder return thresholds. Following these grants, he holds 348,045 performance stock units and 127,343 common shares directly.