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Fiscal Year 2026
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Record Q2 revenue and production were achieved, with net income and Adjusted EBITDA more than doubling year-over-year. Four new wells are expected to drive further growth in Q4, and the Lovina well marks the first test of the False Caney formation.
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Focused on Oklahoma shale oil, the company maintains low debt, strong cash flow, and years of drilling inventory. Growth is driven by efficient operations, new interval testing, and disciplined capital allocation, with significant upside from unbooked reserves and a potential for shareholder returns.
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The company is fully funded for its 2026 drilling program, maintaining low debt and prioritizing a mix of share buybacks and field development. Production and EBITDA are rising, with strong reserve growth potential from ongoing drilling and interval testing. Capital allocation remains flexible, guided by market conditions and board oversight.
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Strong reserves and financial discipline support ongoing growth, with a fully funded 2026 drilling program and significant upside from higher oil prices. Efficiency gains, flexible drilling inventory, and experienced leadership position the company for continued shareholder value creation.
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Record Q1 2026 results with highest-ever production, revenue, and EBITDA, driven by new wells and higher oil prices. Net income declined year-over-year due to non-cash hedging losses, while debt reduction and expanded credit facility strengthened the balance sheet.
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Quorum was confirmed and all procedural matters completed. Five directors were elected, the auditor reappointed, and the stock option plan renewed through 2029. All motions passed without opposition and no questions were raised by stakeholders.
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The company highlighted strong financial stability, significant reserve value, and efficient operations in Oklahoma, forecasting 10–20% production growth in 2026 with minimal drilling. Management emphasized ongoing debt reduction, share buybacks, and flexibility to scale drilling if oil prices remain favorable.
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A shale oil operator in Oklahoma is leveraging efficient, low-cost operations and a strong reserve base to drive growth, with plans to resume drilling by June. Capital allocation will balance drilling, debt reduction, and share buybacks, while higher oil prices could accelerate development.
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Proved reserves grew 24% in 2024, with a shift to higher oil content and strong EBITDA growth. Operational efficiency and financial discipline support debt reduction and share buybacks, while flexible drilling plans allow adaptation to oil price changes.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Production grew 15% year-over-year, but revenue and net income declined due to a 60% drop in realized prices. Operating expenses remained low, and new wells plus higher oil prices are expected to boost 2026 results. Flexible drilling plans and hedging provide upside potential.
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Management highlighted strong reserve growth, low operating costs, and a flexible, fully funded drilling program for 2025. Production and EBITDA are set to rise despite lower oil prices, with share buybacks and debt reduction prioritized.
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Q3 2025 saw 40% production growth and 15% revenue increase year-over-year, despite lower oil prices. Four new wells are set to drive record production by year-end, with continued share buybacks and a stable credit facility supporting growth.
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Operational efficiency and reserve growth drive strong financial performance, with 2025 drilling fully funded and production increasingly liquids-rich. New wells and acreage expansion offer upside, while disciplined capital management and share buybacks support shareholder value.
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Operational efficiency and low costs have driven strong cash flow and reserve growth, with a fully funded 2025 drilling program and flexibility to adjust to oil price changes. Share buybacks and disciplined capital allocation support shareholder returns, while new wells and upside from untapped acreage offer further growth potential.
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Q2 2025 saw a 3% production increase and strong operational execution, but net revenue and EBITDA declined due to lower oil prices. Nine new wells are set to boost output in the second half, and financial flexibility improved with a higher credit line.
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First quarter saw net income up 72% and production up 23% year-over-year, with strong operational efficiencies and lower costs. Additional wells and further production growth are expected as new projects come online in the coming quarters.
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The meeting confirmed board and auditor appointments, approved amendments to the RSU Plan and director compensation, and addressed shareholder questions on M&A strategy. All motions passed unanimously, with management emphasizing openness to accretive opportunities.
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A shale oil producer in Oklahoma projects 29-47% production growth and 28-52% revenue growth, driven by longer lateral drilling and operational efficiencies. The company maintains low debt, high netbacks, and is executing a share buyback program while focusing on oil as its primary revenue source.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Record revenue and adjusted EBITDA were achieved in 2024, driven by 24% production growth and cost efficiencies. 2025 guidance projects further double-digit growth in production, revenue, and EBITDA, with capital returns via share buybacks and a focus on proved acreage drilling.
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Q3 2024 saw strong production growth and financial results, driven by successful, under-budget drilling of longer lateral wells. Net income more than doubled year-over-year, and a share buyback program was launched, with further growth and capital returns planned for 2025.
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Strong reserve base and low debt support ongoing growth, with 2024 production and EBITDA set to rise. Efficiency gains and a new share buyback program highlight a shift toward higher cash flow and shareholder returns. Undervaluation remains a focus, with plans to prove well economics and consider accretive M&A.
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Q2 2024 saw 30% production growth, 38% higher revenue, and a 31% rise in Adjusted EBITDA year-over-year. Longer lateral wells are being drilled, with completions expected early Q4, and capital allocation remains balanced between growth and potential share buybacks.