Frontera receives binding offer from Parex for Colombian upstream assets

Reuters09:18
Frontera receives binding offer from Parex for Colombian upstream assets

Frontera Energy Corporation’s board has determined that a binding offer from Parex Resources to acquire all of Frontera’s upstream Colombian exploration and production business is better than its previously agreed sale of the same assets to a GeoPark subsidiary. The Parex offer includes US$500 million in cash at closing, a potential additional US$25 million contingent payment tied to development milestones within 12 months, and the assumption of Frontera’s US$310 million 2028 unsecured notes and US$80 million Chevron prepayment facility, and it contemplates Frontera paying a US$25 million break fee to GeoPark if the GeoPark agreement is terminated. GeoPark has until March 12, 2026 to amend its deal terms to match.

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