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Fiscal Year 2026
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Q2 saw record net operating income and debt reduction, driven by strong sulfur pricing and diversified revenue streams. 2026 guidance was raised, capital spending increased for high-return projects, and a new sulfur agreement secures significant 2027 cash flow.
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Q1 2026 saw record sulfur revenue, now one-third of total, driving a 29% year-over-year NOI increase and the largest-ever quarterly debt repayment. Facility outages are expected in Q2 and Q3, but guidance remains unchanged, with strong liquidity and ongoing focus on sulfur market opportunities.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Delivered strong 2025 results with net operating income of CAD 110.5 million and significant debt reduction, driven by midstream and sulphur revenue growth. 2026 outlook is positive, with higher sulphur prices, continued deleveraging, and robust third-party processing revenues.
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Solid Q3 results driven by cost reductions, strong hedging, and third-party processing growth. New 2026 sulphur contract is set to significantly boost cash flow and reduce risk, supporting accelerated debt reduction and future asset growth.
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Q2 2025 saw strong midstream growth, record third-party processing, and a 24% drop in OPEX, with net debt reduced to CAD 167 million. Sulfur revenue is set to rise in 2026 as legacy contracts expire, and guidance remains unchanged with upside potential if gas prices recover.
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Rebranding to Cavvy Energy was approved, with a strategic focus on Western Canadian energy and third-party processing. Q1 2025 saw lower production due to a plant outage, but guidance remains unchanged, and a major new sulfur revenue stream is expected in 2026.
Fiscal Year 2024
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2024 saw major strategic milestones, including asset sales, debt repayment, and a successful equity raise, despite low gas prices and production shut-ins. Operating costs fell 15% year-over-year, and significant upside is expected from sulfur sales after 2025.
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Key milestones included the Goldboro LNG asset sale and full bridge loan repayment, with strong hedging gains and cost reductions driving net operating income despite weak AECO prices. Equity raised will fund optimization projects, while production remains impacted by shut-ins.
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Q2 2024 saw strong hedging gains offsetting historically low AECO gas prices, with net operating income near CAD 8 million and significant debt reduction following asset sales and a private placement. Production guidance was withdrawn due to shut-ins, but the company remains well-hedged and focused on core operations.