We connect US suppliers and Venezuelan operators through active, on-the-ground deal-making — not consulting, but execution.
Venezuela’s oil and gas sector is reopening to US investment at a scale not seen in nearly a decade. Major operators including Chevron, SLB, and Halliburton are already active, and large-scale infrastructure rehabilitation is underway across the Orinoco Belt.
But behind every project is a critical bottleneck: procurement.
Companies must identify the right suppliers, navigate complex compliance requirements, and build relationships that can operate under real-world constraints — including logistics, sanctions, and regulatory friction.
Planterra solves this problem from both sides of the market.
Without the 12–18 month learning curve
Without costly intermediaries.
This is not advisory work — it is active deal-making by teams already operating on the ground.
Planterra actively works across the most in-demand categories in Venezuela’s oil and gas sector:
These needs are driven by active projects across the Orinoco Belt, Maracaibo Basin, and national field operations.
You define the need — equipment, supplier type, operator, specs, and timeline. We confirm scope within 48 hours.
We identify and validate suppliers or operators using active field intelligence and network access.
We introduce both sides with full operational, technical, and regulatory context.
We stay involved through negotiation, logistics, compliance, and first delivery.
We manage continuity, turning one deal into long-term supply relationships.
Planterra operates as a bridge between US supply and Venezuelan demand, staying involved until deals are executed — not just initiated.
Planterra is not evaluating Venezuela — we are active on the ground with established operations, local logistics, and government relationships through our Turismo Maso joint venture. No setup delay. No learning curve.
Our leadership operates fluently in both the US business world and Venezuelan operational reality. We know who makes procurement decisions, how the process works, and what the specific technical requirements are at each major field.
We validate technical fit before making introductions. A US pipe supplier introduced to the wrong PDVSA contact wastes everyone's time. We match specifications, commercial terms, and logistics capability first.
Planterra is compensated on results — successful introductions that lead to commercial transactions. We are not selling a report or a database. We are opening doors and staying in the room until the deal closes.
Every introduction is reviewed against current OFAC general license conditions and US export regulations. US suppliers working through Planterra have a compliance-aware partner managing the Venezuela side of the transaction.
Whether you are a US supplier entering Venezuela or an operator sourcing critical equipment, Planterra provides a clear, practical path forward.
Describe your need, and our team will respond within 48 hours with the right connection and execution plan.
We operate in Venezuela under Big Oil standards—so you don’t build locally or manage ops on the ground.
