Pacific Exploration & Production Corp (FECCF)

$7.55 +0.13 (1.74%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 215,400
Avg Vol 163,948
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 95%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Frontera Energy Corporation engages in the exploration, development, production, transportation, storage, and sale of oil and natural gas in South America. The company has a portfolio of assets, which consists of interests in 17 exploration and production blocks in Colombia, and Guyana; and pipeline transportation and port facilities in Colombia. It also engages in onshore, and colombian infrastructure business. The company was formerly known as Pacific Exploration & Production Corporation and c...

Industry: Oil & Gas E&P
Sector: Energy
Phone: 403-705-8814
Address:
1030, 140 - 4 Avenue SW, Calgary, Canada
spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 10:41 PM
$FECCF $CGXEF Corentyne Block: Frontera’s Guyana strategy has transitioned into a high-stakes legal timeline. Following the March 26, 2025, filing of its Notice of Intent under the UK-Guyana Bilateral Investment Treaty, the mandatory 12-month consultation window expired in late March 2026. With the asset already impaired to zero as of Q2 2025 the manner of proceeding now shifts to a formal ICSID arbitration filing expected in Q2 2026. The direction is a long-dated but potent "litigation lottery ticket." While international arbitration typically spans 3 to 5 years, placing a potential resolution in the 2029–2031 window, the chance of success remains strong given the clear treaty protections against expropriation. Any multi-billion dollar award or settlement during this period acts as a massive, non-dilutive windfall, providing a "free" call option on the Corentyne block.
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EarlyStockNews
EarlyStockNews Apr. 11 at 10:09 PM
$FECCF Energy waking up again like clockwork.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 10:01 PM
$FECCF ‘Great Project Of Unity’: Venezuela, Colombia Move To Reconnect Gas Pipeline | APT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R87cM9gBoF8&t=18s
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 9:55 PM
$FECCF The Moat: The "Neutral Zone" Ecopetrol Tie-in: The 126 MMcfd LNG terminal at Puerto Bahía is a binding take-or-pay agreement with the Colombian state oil company. This makes the facility "too big to fail" for the Colombian government. The "Neutral" Aspect: In the context of 2026, Puerto Bahía is a "Neutral Zone" because it facilitates South-South trade (to BRICS+ markets😄) and West-East trade (to Europe/U.S.) through a single, secure gateway 🖖. It is the only port in the region with the depth (18 meters) and the OECD status to act as a "Clearing House" for the Western Hemisphere's energy reorganization.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 9:50 PM
$FECCF Consider Conoco ... having won multiple billion-dollar awards against PDVSA, Conoco is the most "risk-averse" major. They are unlikely to build a single pipe in Venezuela. They will likely use Puerto Bahía as a Third-Party Custody point to collect "Payment-in-Kind" (oil) for their outstanding debts.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 9:48 PM
$FECCF The Shallow Draft Advantage: Barging extra-heavy crude (or "diluted crude oil" - DCO) from Lake Maracaibo along the coast to Cartagena is a low-capex "Quick Win." Puerto Bahía was specifically designed with a liquid bulk terminal that can handle various grades for blending. The "Vitol/Trafigura" Precedent: In Feb/March 2026, these traders began utilizing specialized shallow-draft tankers to move initial "relinquished" barrels. Cartagena is the most logical drop-off point for these "feeder" runs before they are consolidated onto Suezmaxes for global export.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 9:46 PM
$FECCF Westernizing the Barrel: "Westernization" is a term used by commodity traders (like Vitol and Trafigura, who were granted special licenses in Jan 2026) to describe the process of taking a "High-Risk/Sanctioned" barrel and moving it through a "White-List" facility. Once oil is stored or blended at Puerto Bahía, it can be re-certified for global insurance (P&I clubs) that would still refuse to cover a ship loading directly at the decayed José Terminal in Venezuela.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 9:41 PM
$FECCF The logic for Puerto Bahía as the logical terminal for Vene. While the April 2026 transitional government in Caracas (led by Delcy Rodríguez under U.S. supervision) is "reopening" the sector, the actual soil in Venezuela remains legally radioactive. Decades of expropriation (Exxon/Conoco) mean any new infrastructure built in Venezuela faces a massive risk premium. Puerto Bahía sits on Colombian soil—an OECD member and NATO Global Partner. By using the Ricaurte Pipeline (recently reversed to flow gas/condensate into Venezuela) and potentially barging Venezuelan crude to Cartagena (possible), U.S. majors like Chevron and Conoco can process and export oil from a Western-aligned, high-security facility. They'd also blend and store it here. Puerto Bahía is already connected to the Cartagena Refinery and is building a massive LNG regasification terminal with Ecopetrol. It is the "Neutral Zone" where Venezuelan production can be "Westernized" and de-risked before hitting global markets.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 12:12 AM
$FECCF Still holding a large position and have added. This goes higher still. And I will hold post the Parex distribution. The ODL pipeline handles c.30% of Colombian crude production "come hell or high water". Puerto Bahia is looking better and better as the O&G industry supply distribution structure shakes out globally (these kind of assets are in demand). The gas project a bonus. The infrastructure tolling assets are easily worth 5X EBITDA. So post the distribution that is $6 per share (after a $6.75 distribution). So fair value is at least c. $13 per share, maybe more as Guayana is a zero cost option , plus a additional $25 million contingent payment from Parex that tied to the extension of the Quifa Association Contract and of course I think 5X EBITDA is low ball ... and EBITDA is growing.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 10 at 4:33 PM
$FECCF look what we've got here ... given the complete upending of the world's hydrocarbon trading system ... now worth a very pretty penny ...
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 10:41 PM
$FECCF $CGXEF Corentyne Block: Frontera’s Guyana strategy has transitioned into a high-stakes legal timeline. Following the March 26, 2025, filing of its Notice of Intent under the UK-Guyana Bilateral Investment Treaty, the mandatory 12-month consultation window expired in late March 2026. With the asset already impaired to zero as of Q2 2025 the manner of proceeding now shifts to a formal ICSID arbitration filing expected in Q2 2026. The direction is a long-dated but potent "litigation lottery ticket." While international arbitration typically spans 3 to 5 years, placing a potential resolution in the 2029–2031 window, the chance of success remains strong given the clear treaty protections against expropriation. Any multi-billion dollar award or settlement during this period acts as a massive, non-dilutive windfall, providing a "free" call option on the Corentyne block.
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EarlyStockNews
EarlyStockNews Apr. 11 at 10:09 PM
$FECCF Energy waking up again like clockwork.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 10:01 PM
$FECCF ‘Great Project Of Unity’: Venezuela, Colombia Move To Reconnect Gas Pipeline | APT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R87cM9gBoF8&t=18s
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 9:55 PM
$FECCF The Moat: The "Neutral Zone" Ecopetrol Tie-in: The 126 MMcfd LNG terminal at Puerto Bahía is a binding take-or-pay agreement with the Colombian state oil company. This makes the facility "too big to fail" for the Colombian government. The "Neutral" Aspect: In the context of 2026, Puerto Bahía is a "Neutral Zone" because it facilitates South-South trade (to BRICS+ markets😄) and West-East trade (to Europe/U.S.) through a single, secure gateway 🖖. It is the only port in the region with the depth (18 meters) and the OECD status to act as a "Clearing House" for the Western Hemisphere's energy reorganization.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 9:50 PM
$FECCF Consider Conoco ... having won multiple billion-dollar awards against PDVSA, Conoco is the most "risk-averse" major. They are unlikely to build a single pipe in Venezuela. They will likely use Puerto Bahía as a Third-Party Custody point to collect "Payment-in-Kind" (oil) for their outstanding debts.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 9:48 PM
$FECCF The Shallow Draft Advantage: Barging extra-heavy crude (or "diluted crude oil" - DCO) from Lake Maracaibo along the coast to Cartagena is a low-capex "Quick Win." Puerto Bahía was specifically designed with a liquid bulk terminal that can handle various grades for blending. The "Vitol/Trafigura" Precedent: In Feb/March 2026, these traders began utilizing specialized shallow-draft tankers to move initial "relinquished" barrels. Cartagena is the most logical drop-off point for these "feeder" runs before they are consolidated onto Suezmaxes for global export.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 9:46 PM
$FECCF Westernizing the Barrel: "Westernization" is a term used by commodity traders (like Vitol and Trafigura, who were granted special licenses in Jan 2026) to describe the process of taking a "High-Risk/Sanctioned" barrel and moving it through a "White-List" facility. Once oil is stored or blended at Puerto Bahía, it can be re-certified for global insurance (P&I clubs) that would still refuse to cover a ship loading directly at the decayed José Terminal in Venezuela.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 9:41 PM
$FECCF The logic for Puerto Bahía as the logical terminal for Vene. While the April 2026 transitional government in Caracas (led by Delcy Rodríguez under U.S. supervision) is "reopening" the sector, the actual soil in Venezuela remains legally radioactive. Decades of expropriation (Exxon/Conoco) mean any new infrastructure built in Venezuela faces a massive risk premium. Puerto Bahía sits on Colombian soil—an OECD member and NATO Global Partner. By using the Ricaurte Pipeline (recently reversed to flow gas/condensate into Venezuela) and potentially barging Venezuelan crude to Cartagena (possible), U.S. majors like Chevron and Conoco can process and export oil from a Western-aligned, high-security facility. They'd also blend and store it here. Puerto Bahía is already connected to the Cartagena Refinery and is building a massive LNG regasification terminal with Ecopetrol. It is the "Neutral Zone" where Venezuelan production can be "Westernized" and de-risked before hitting global markets.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 11 at 12:12 AM
$FECCF Still holding a large position and have added. This goes higher still. And I will hold post the Parex distribution. The ODL pipeline handles c.30% of Colombian crude production "come hell or high water". Puerto Bahia is looking better and better as the O&G industry supply distribution structure shakes out globally (these kind of assets are in demand). The gas project a bonus. The infrastructure tolling assets are easily worth 5X EBITDA. So post the distribution that is $6 per share (after a $6.75 distribution). So fair value is at least c. $13 per share, maybe more as Guayana is a zero cost option , plus a additional $25 million contingent payment from Parex that tied to the extension of the Quifa Association Contract and of course I think 5X EBITDA is low ball ... and EBITDA is growing.
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 10 at 4:33 PM
$FECCF look what we've got here ... given the complete upending of the world's hydrocarbon trading system ... now worth a very pretty penny ...
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 10 at 4:27 PM
$FECCF Hold ... they can do a lot better ... pay up boys ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyVICFIQlDg&list=RDSyVICFIQlDg&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 10 at 3:58 PM
$FECCF HOLD
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 10 at 3:58 PM
$FECCF
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 8 at 3:11 PM
$FECCF War, famine, pestilence, tweets ... HOLD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVQu-OYYDYQ&list=RDMVQu-OYYDYQ&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Apr. 7 at 2:11 PM
$FECCF HOLD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3B_rRmkbA9I
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hpomeroy
hpomeroy Apr. 2 at 9:09 PM
$FECCF $CGXEF https://fronteraenergy.mediaroom.com/2026-04-02-Frontera-Announces-Filing-and-Mailing-of-Information-Circular-and-Receipt-of-Interim-Order-in-Connection-With-Plan-of-Arrangement-With-Parex
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Mar. 30 at 4:00 PM
$FECCF feels like there’s still buyers waiting underneath
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spal4000
spal4000 Mar. 30 at 2:19 PM
$FECCF HOLD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjGNTqAW58E&list=RDIjGNTqAW58E&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Mar. 25 at 6:31 PM
$EC $PBF $FECCF $CVE Brent futures fell 5.9% to $98.28/bbl on March 25, 2026—dipping below $100—as the “paper market” aggressively priced in the U.S. 15-point ceasefire proposal delivered via Pakistan, headlines of a Trump-ordered 5-day strike pause, and possible Islamabad talks. This “Diplomatic Discount” reversed prior gains. Energy majors (XOM, CVX) softened 1–2% with crude, but oilfield services and midstream names (SLB, KMI) proved more resilient, holding on record backlogs and 2026 forecasts that embed a persistent “Energy Scarcity” premium. Analysts call it a “Fragile Peace Mirage”: Iran has publicly rejected direct talks as “fake news” to manipulate prices, while OSINT maritime data (Windward, Lloyd’s List) confirm the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed to Western-aligned tankers. Even a quick diplomatic win won’t instantly repair physical and insurance damage. Traders are betting on a “Trump Put,” but the setup screams bull trap.
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From14226
From14226 Mar. 24 at 9:56 PM
$CGXEF $FECCF SBM Offshore awarded FEED (Front-End Engineering Design) for Longtail + Fast4Ward hull allocated. FEED = detailed engineering phase right before FID projects rarely go here unless they’re moving forward. Fast4Ward = pre-built FPSO hull faster delivery, lower risk, real slot reserved for construction. 1.2 BCF/day + 250k bpd condensate = massive gas system. 🤞 https://splash247.com/sbm-offshore-secures-sixth-guyana-fpso-award-from-exxonmobil/
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spal4000
spal4000 Mar. 23 at 2:52 PM
$FECCF on the bid ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6LnBqWskHg&list=RDi6LnBqWskHg&start_radio=1
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spal4000
spal4000 Mar. 21 at 2:29 AM
$FECCF Posted by Ecopetrol in LinkedIn: Avanzamos con pasos firmes en la seguridad energética de Colombia. En alianza con Frontera Energy (propietaria de Sociedad Portuaria Puerto Bahía S.A.), hemos estructurado la ampliación de nuestra capacidad de importación de gas natural, en la que se proyecta pasar de 126 a 300 millones de pies cúbicos diarios para este 2026. Como destacan Bayron Triana y Orlando Cabrales, este es un negocio en marcha que cuenta con la infraestructura estratégica en Cartagena y el respaldo, mediante contratos, de 15 grandes empresas generadoras y distribuidoras a nivel nacional. Somos #ElCorazónQueImpulsa a Colombia. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7440945098541977600/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAADiX0QBWsbcdiZnPkIlKzCUN3KXigoFEQA
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