Jaguar E&P awarded Mexico 2019 Upstream Joint Venture of the Year
Mexico The TOGY Mexico team gave the award to Grupo Topaz CEO Dionisio Garza Sada at the company’s offices in Mexico City on March 13.
The award recognises Jaguar E&P’s involvement in developing Mexico’s onshore hydrocarbons resources. The Grupo Topaz-owned company has partnered with publicly traded firm Vista Oil & Gas to develop three projects in the states of Tabasco and Veracruz.
Under the partnership, which was the first between two private local E&P companies in the country, two of the blocks are being operated by Jaguar E&P and one is operated by Vista Oil & Gas.”
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