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Latin America upstream in brief
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Report summary
The Latin America upstream in brief provides Wood Mackenzie's view on key industry events in Mexico and the Caribbean, Central and South America as they unfold. Declining legacy onshore production has been met with a highly active offshore sector. Discoveries in Guyana, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico are reshaping the upstream landscape south of the border. Argentina also stands out through its burgeoning shale developments, one of the few bright spots for unconventionals outside the United States. Strong licensing activity, led by Brazil and Mexico, has drawn a diverse landscape of players exploring new opportunities in the region. We cover these issues, and more, in the Latin America upstream in brief.
Table of contents
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Recent insights and informs
- Brazil’s regulator approves 15 companies for the October offshore production-sharing round
- YPF operations proceed normally despite the adverse ruling against the Argentine government
- Ecopetrol declares largest commercial appraisal in years with onshore heavy crude field
- TotalEnergies expands presence in Suriname with Block 53 acquisition
- Production decline and rising debt force Pemex to seek continued support
- PETRONAS adds more acreage to its deepwater portfolio in Suriname
- Majors and Petrobras pursue Foz do Amazonas' frontier exploration acreage in Brazil
- TotalEnergies increases stake in Lapa field, exits Gato do Mato in Brazil
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Exploration blocks available for the production-sharing round
- YPF's share price (26 June - 8 July)
- Ecopetrol’s discovered resources by commerciality in Colombia 2014-2024
- GranMorgu and Baja production
- Mexico´s liquids production and rig count
- Suriname offshore rig contracts 2025-2029
- Guyana and Suriname active blocks by operator and unlicensed acreage
- Brazil's 2025 concession round results
- TotalEnergies net cashflow for Lapa and Gato do Mato projects
- TotalEnergies capital costs including abandonment for Lapa and Gato do Mato projects
- TotalEnergies liquid production (WI) for Lapa and Gato do Mato projects
- Left: Mexico oil and gas supply and demand balance. Right: Unconventional wells and resources location.
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