Gran Tierra Energy’s stock rose 4.5% as investors responded positively to disciplined capital spending under plan, strategic asset transactions strengthening the balance sheet, and new partnership agreements expanding future development opportunities.

• Production was in line with expectations, with guidance for 2026 maintained at 40–45 thousand BOE/day despite portfolio changes.
• Capital expenditures came in lower than prior quarter at $45 million, demonstrating spending discipline.
• Balance sheet strengthened with $125 million in cash and extended debt maturities following Simonette asset disposition and bond repurchase activities.
• Strategic partnerships signed with Azerbaijan’s state oil company and Ecopetrol provide access to high-potential basins and enhance operating synergies in Colombia.
• Adjusted EBITDA improved quarter-over-quarter to $74 million, supported by higher Brent prices and increased sold volumes in Ecuador, though net loss persisted due to non-cash hedging losses and one-time charges.