Corral is developed using subsea production wells equipped with horizontal subsea trees and tied into a manifold system. Multiphase production is transported via insulated flowlines to a host platform for processing. At the host, fluids undergo multi-stage separation into oil, gas, and produced water. Oil is stabilised and exported via regional crude pipelines, while gas is compressed and routed through offshore gas networks. Produced water is treated prior to discharge or reinjection. Subsea infrastructure includes electro-hydraulic umbilicals supplying control signals, chemical injection, and hydraulic power. Flow assurance is managed through insulation and continuous chemical injection to mitigate hydrate and wax formation. The system is remotely operated from the host facility, with no topside processing at the field location. The tie-back design leverages existing risers, export routes, and processing capacity, reducing capital intensity while enabling efficient recovery of smaller, geologically compartmentalised reserves.