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Gran Tierra Energy Agrees To Sell Colombia And Ecuador Business To Maurel & Prom For $1.33B Total Consideration
Sale of the Company’s Colombia and Ecuador Oil Business, Representing All of Its South American Assets, to Maurel & Prom Representing a Total Consideration of $1.33 BillionContinuing Company to Have an Estimated
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