Geoex MCG currently holds a distinct role in the country’s energy landscape as the sole provider of offshore seismic data and the only firm operating under a multi-client agreement with the Ministry of Hydrocarbons. By leveraging reprocessed datasets and planning new acquisition campaigns for 2026, the company intends to provide the technical clarity necessary for operators to assess complex assets like the Perla, Dragon, and Loran-Cocuina fields.
Robert Sorley, President of Geoex MCG, emphasized that while Venezuela’s subsurface potential remains among the world’s most significant, unlocking it requires modern analytical rigor. During the event in Caracas, scheduled for October 26–29, 2026, the partnership will facilitate deep dives into basin evolution and field development strategies. By bridging the gap between vast hydrocarbon reserves and technical certainty, the initiative seeks to move beyond speculation and provide investors with a concrete framework for evaluating Venezuelan offshore opportunities.
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