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  1. 2026

    Ecopetrol's Board of Directors unanimously appoints Joaquín Gutiérrez Caballero as the company's new Chief Executive Officer

    Ecopetrol announced that its Board of Directors unanimously appointed Joaquín Gutiérrez Caballero as the company's new Chief Executive Officer, per a PR Newswire release.

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  2. 2026

    Ecopetrol completes acquisition of 51% controlling stake in Brava Energia

    Ecopetrol, through its wholly owned subsidiary Ecopetrol Investimentos do Brasil Ltda., completed the acquisition of approximately 51% of the outstanding voting share capital of Brava Energia, following satisfaction of all applicable regulatory approvals and other conditions precedent. The transaction was completed through settlement of a voluntary tender offer on the B3 exchange for approximately 25% of Brava's shares and closing of a share purchase agreement dated April 23, 2026 for approximately 26% of Brava's shares, with aggregate consideration of approximately US$1.2 billion.

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  3. 2021

    Parex expands partnership with Ecopetrol in Colombia

    Parex and Ecopetrol executed agreements under which Parex will earn an operated 50% interest in the Arauca and LLA-38 blocks in Colombia’s Arauca province.

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  4. 2021

    Ecopetrol sells Peru offshore unit

    BNamericas reports that Ecopetrol sells its Peru offshore unit.

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  5. 2019

    Ecopetrol announces Q3 2019 results release

    Ecopetrol announced that it would release its third-quarter 2019 financial and operating results after market close on October 29, 2019, and that senior management would host conference calls to review them on October 30.

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  6. 2019

    Ecopetrol agrees to acquire 30% of Gato do Mato interests

    Ecopetrol, through its Brazilian subsidiary, entered into an agreement with Shell Brasil to acquire a 30% interest in two areas associated with the BM-S-54 Concession Agreement and Sul de Gato do Mato Shared Production Agreement in Brazil. The agreement is subject to approvals and customary transaction conditions; Shell will remain operator with a 50% stake.

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