Canada · Delayed Price · Currency is CAD Meren Energy Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Q1 2026 saw strong operational and financial performance, with Nigerian assets outperforming, EBITDA of $100 million, and enhanced liquidity following RBL refinancing. Drilling campaigns and growth projects are on track, with robust dividends and disciplined capital allocation continuing.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Prime consolidation doubled reserves and production, while $420 million in debt was repaid and $108 million returned to shareholders. 2025 EBITDAX reached $441 million, with strong liquidity and a robust hedging program supporting resilience amid oil price volatility.
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Q3 saw robust financial performance, with $120M EBITDA and $126M free cash flow, alongside significant debt reduction and $100M in dividends for 2025. Production guidance remains steady, with future growth tied to infill drilling and prudent hedging.
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Delivered strong H1 results with $248M EBITDA and $267M cash, while repaying $270M in debt and distributing $75M in dividends. Production guidance was tightened, and capital discipline maintained amid oil price volatility.
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Prime amalgamation and rebranding to Meren doubled reserves and production, strengthened the balance sheet, and enabled robust shareholder returns. Q1 2025 saw strong cash flow, proactive debt reduction, and continued operational outperformance, with a $100 million annual dividend policy reaffirmed.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Strategic transactions and robust asset performance led to record $68M shareholder returns in 2024, despite a net loss driven by a non-cash impairment. The Prime consolidation will double reserves and production, with a new capital allocation framework supporting higher dividends and disciplined growth.
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Prime consolidation is on track for Q1 2025, doubling reserves and production, with a new shareholder returns policy including a $100 million base dividend and 50% of excess free cash flow to be distributed. Q3 adjusted income rose to $25.3 million, and production guidance remains robust.
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Cash returns to shareholders drove a lower H1 cash balance, while Prime delivered stable EBITDA and free cash flow. Production guidance is maintained, with strong long-term cash generation and a new $100M base dividend policy planned post-Prime consolidation.
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The consolidation will double reserves and production, simplify the structure, and introduce a new cornerstone investor, positioning the company for disciplined growth and enhanced shareholder returns. The deal is structured as a shareholding reorganization, with completion targeted by Q3 2025.