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    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo

    registered broker at JPMorgan Chase & Co.

    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo is a registered broker at J.P. Morgan Securities LLC, currently serving as an analyst at JPMorgan Chase & Co. Her coverage and performance record, along with specific companies she covers and detailed metrics such as ranking or return rates, are not publicly disclosed, and her LinkedIn profile does not provide further validated information. Andrade Carrillo has been with J.P. Morgan since at least 2013, according to her FINRA registration, though there are no documented prior employers available. She holds FINRA licenses including the Series 7 and Series 63, qualifying her to perform securities transactions in the United States.

    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo's questions to GRAN TIERRA ENERGY (GTE) leadership

    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo's questions to GRAN TIERRA ENERGY (GTE) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo from JPMorgan Chase & Co. asked for clarification on a significant working capital inflow during the quarter, questioning if it would reverse, and inquired about the performance of Canadian gas prices relative to the company's outlook.

    Answer

    CFO Ryan Ellson confirmed the working capital build was a result of the heavy Q1 capital program and stated that it would partially unwind in the second quarter. Regarding gas prices, he noted the company is comfortable with its budget assumptions and is supported by a strong hedging program.

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    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo's questions to GRAN TIERRA ENERGY (GTE) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo of JPMorgan Chase & Co. inquired about a significant working capital inflow in Q1, asking if a reversal is expected, and also questioned the current behavior of Canadian gas prices relative to the company's outlook.

    Answer

    Executive Vice President and CFO Ryan Ellson explained that the working capital build was a function of a heavy, front-loaded capital program and that a partial unwind is expected in the second quarter. Regarding gas prices, he stated that the company is comfortable with its budget, supported by a strong hedging program.

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    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo's questions to GRAN TIERRA ENERGY (GTE) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo from JPMorgan Chase & Co. asked for clarification on the significant working capital inflow during the quarter and inquired about the performance and outlook for natural gas prices in Canada.

    Answer

    Ryan Ellson, Executive Vice President and CFO, clarified that the working capital build was a function of the heavy, front-loaded capital program and is expected to partially unwind in Q2. He also stated the company is comfortable with its budgeted Canadian gas prices, which are holding well and supported by a strong hedging program.

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    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo's questions to GRAN TIERRA ENERGY (GTE) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo inquired about the current state of oil price discounts specifically within Colombia and asked for an update on the process of negotiating additional committed credit lines.

    Answer

    EVP and CFO Ryan Ellson responded to both questions. He explained that Colombian heavy crude differentials have tightened significantly, with Vasconia narrowing from $5 to $2 and Castilla from $8-$9 to $5-$6. He also confirmed that the company is actively working on securing an additional working credit line for Colombia and expects to have it closed within the current or next quarter.

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    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo's questions to GRAN TIERRA ENERGY (GTE) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo asked about the rationale for reducing the Canadian credit facility, whether a similar facility is planned for Colombia, and what the company's hedging strategy will be for the upcoming year.

    Answer

    EVP & CFO Ryan Ellson explained the Canadian facility was reduced to a working capital line to save on standby fees, as the larger amount was not needed. He confirmed Gran Tierra is considering a similar facility for its Colombian assets. For hedging, the company plans a systematic approach, aiming to hedge 30-50% of production for the next six months and 20-30% for the following six months.

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    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo's questions to GRAN TIERRA ENERGY (GTE) leadership • Q2 2024

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    Alejandra Andrade Carrillo of JPMorgan Chase & Co. asked for an update on the production outlook for the second half of 2024 and for more details on the company's recent tax adjustments.

    Answer

    President and CEO Gary Guidry responded that Gran Tierra is pleased with its first-half results and reiterated the company's full-year production guidance. EVP and CFO Ryan Ellson explained the tax strategy, noting that refiling allowed the company to preserve an $85 million net operating loss for use at higher future tax rates and accelerated the recovery of a $65 million tax receivable without a cash outflow.

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