In the first two months of 2026, Ecuador's state oil company Petroamazonas announced revenues totaling $1.199 billion from the domestic sale of hydrocarbon derivatives. This figure represents a 12.28% increase compared to the same period in 2025, indicating a positive trend in the company's commercial management. According to Paulo Paredes, the manager of National Marketing for Petroamazonas, the goal of the state-run enterprise is to continually enhance revenue through the sale of hydrocarbons.

During January and February of 2026, Petroamazonas distributed over 594 million gallons of various fuel types including super premium 95, extra, premium diesel, jet A1, and Avgas, as well as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) totaling more than 396 million kilograms. The high sales volume drastically underlines the strategic importance of the fuel distribution capabilities that the state-owned company maintains across the country.

To further ensure national supply, Petroamazonas operates fourteen branches located in terminals and fuel depots, emphasizing its commitment to evolving its commercial practices and maintaining energy security for Ecuador. The increase in revenue and product distribution showcases Petroamazonas's significant role in the national economy and signals the company’s effectiveness in managing Ecuador’s hydrocarbon resources, particularly during a time when global energy dynamics are continuously changing.