32.Joint operations The Ecopetrol Group carries out exploration and production operations through Exploration and Production (E&P) Contracts, Technical Evaluation (TEA) Contracts and Agreements signed with the ANH, as well as through Partnership Contracts and other types of contracts. Ecopetrol Group is into association contracts introduced by Decree 2310 of 1974, as amended, between private companies and Ecopetrol between 1975 and 2003. Through an association contract, Ecopetrol partners with a petroleum company or a consortium to explore and, upon successful discovery, exploit the found oil and gas resources. An operator is defined among them or hired as a third party. On the other hand, Ecopetrol Group also entered in incremental production contracts to obtain additional hydrocarbon production beyond a base production curve that is established based on the proven reserves of a specific field or well, originating from contracts entered into by Ecopetrol with third parties or from projects undertaken by Ecopetrol. This incremental production results from new investments to increase the recovery factor of reservoirs or to add new reserves. The main joint operations in 2025 are as follows: 32.1Contracts in which the Ecopetrol Group is not the operator | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | % | | Geographic area of | Partners | | Contract | | Type | | Participation | | operations | | | Chipirón | | | | 30%+Production Factor (1) | | | SierraCol Energy Arauca, LLC | | Cosecha | | Production | | 30% | | Colombia | | | Cravo Norte | | | | 55%+High Prices of Oil | | | | | Rondón | | | | 65% | | | Frontera Energy Colombia Corp | | Quifa | | Production | | 40%+PAP | | Colombia | Hocol S.A. | | Guajira | | Production | | 57% | | Colombia | Union Temporal Ismocol Joshi Parko | | CPI Palagua | | Production | | 100% According amendment number 5 | | Colombia (Puerto Boyacá – Santander) | | | LLA-122 | | | | | | | Parex Resources Colombia LTD | | LLA-121 | | Exploration | | 50% | | Colombia (Piedemonte Central) | | | LLA-4-1 | | | | | | | | | E&P COL 1 | | | | | | | Anadarko Colombia Company (OXY) | | E&P COL 2 | | Exploration | | 40% | | Offshore North Caribe | | | E&P COL 6 | | | | | | | | | E&P COL 7 | | | | | | | Petrobras | | E&E GUA OFF-0 | | Exploration | | 55.56% | | Offshore North Caribe | | | Mana | | | | | | | Interoil Colombia | | Rio Opia | | Production | | 30% | | Colombia | | | Ambrosia | | | | | | | | | Llanos 86 | | | | | | | | | Llanos 87 | | | | | | | Geopark Colombia SAS | | Llanos 104 | | Exploration | | 50% | | Colombia | | | Llanos 123 | | | | | | | | | Llanos 124 | | | | | | | | | SSJN1 | | Production | | | | | | | Perdices | | | | | | | Lewis Energy Colombia | | VIM-42 | | Exploration | | 50% | | Colombia | | | SSJN3-1 | | | | | | | Perenco Oil & Gas | | El Guando | | Production | | 75% | | Colombia | | | El Niño | | | | 40% | | | Quarter North Energy | | Gunflint | | Production | | 32% | | Gulf of Mexico | Murphy Exploration and Production Company – USA | | Dalmatian | | Production | | 30% | | Gulf of Mexico | OXY (Anadarko) - K2 | | K2 | | Production | | 21% | | Gulf of Mexico | HESS | | ESOX | | Production | | 21% | | Gulf of Mexico | | | S-M-1707 | | | | | | | | | S-M-1715 | | | | | | | | | S-M-1717 | | | | | | | | | S-M-1719 | | | | | | | | | S-M-1709 | | | | | | | | | S-M-1908 | | | | | | | Shell | | S-M-1601 | | Exploration | | 30% | | Brazil | | | S-M-1713 | | | | | | | | | S-M-1817 | | | | | | | | | S-M-1599 | | | | | | | | | S-M-1910 | | | | | | | | | Sul de Gato do Mato | | | | | | | | | BM-S-54 | | | | | | | BP Energy | | Pau Brasil | | Exploration | | 20% | | Brazil | Occidental Midland Basin, LLC (Oxy) | | Rodeo Midland Basin | | Production | | 49% | | Midland, Texas, USA | | | Delaware Basin | | | | | | Delaware, TX/NM, USA | PC Carigali Mexico Operation S.A. | | Bloque 6 | | Exploration | | 50% | | Gulf of Mexico |
| (1) | The R Factor is a contractual mechanism defined as the ratio between accumulated net revenues and accumulated costs/investments of a field. |
32.2Contracts in which the Ecopetrol Group is the operator | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | % | | Geographic area of | Partners | | Contract | | Type | | Participation | | operations | | | VMM29 | | | | | | | ExxonMobil Exploration Colombia | | CR2 | | Exploration | | 50% | | Colombia | | | C62 | | | | | | | CPVEN E&P Corp Sucursal Colombia | | VMM32 | | Exploration | | 51% | | Colombia | Repsol Exploration Colombia S.A. | | Catleya | | Exploration | | 50% | | Colombia | Emerald Energy PLC Suc. Colombia | | Cardon | | Exploration | | 50% | | Colombia | | | ORC401 CRC-2004-01 | | Exploration | | 50% | | | | | OJANOM | | | | | | | Parex Resourses Colombia Ltd. | | OJAOCN | | Production | | 100% | | Colombia | | | OJAORM | | | | | | | | | OJASUM | | | | | | | SierraCol Energy Arauca | | La Cira Infantas | | Production | | 52%+PAP | | Colombia | | | Teca | | | | 100% Basic y 60% incremental | | | Emerald Energy | | Oleoducto Alto Magdalena | | Production | | 45% | | Colombia | Colombia Energy Development CO | | Rio Paez | | Production | | 68% | | Colombia | Ecopetrol | | Asociación Guajira | | Production | | 43% | | Colombia | Perenco Oil and Gas | | Asociación Boqueron | | Production | | 40% | | Colombia | Ecopetrol | | San Jacinto | | Production | | 50% | | Colombia | Ecopetrol | | San Jacinto (Mandato) | | Production | | 0% | | Colombia | | | | | | | | | |
Ecopetrol Group acquires investment commitments upon receipt of the exploration and/or exploitation rights of a particular area determined by competent authority. As of December 31, 2025, investment commitments with the ANH reach USD $452 million (2024 - USD $469 million). Ecopetrol Permian LLC has commitments related to business plan in the Midland Basin in accordance with the agreement governing the operations of Rodeo Midland Basin LLC, which may be amended annually by the members of the agreement, as well as commitments arising from the development plan of the Delaware Basin through annual plan authorizations and authorizations for expenditure (AFEs). Ecopetrol America LLC has commitments arising from joint operations in the Gulf of Mexico through project-related authorizations for expenditure (AFEs).
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