Monday, February 10, 2025

Cimarex Energy on Track for ~$700 Million Permian Spending in 2017

Cimarex Energy (ticker: XEC) announced net income of $97.3 million during its second quarter conference call today—a significant turnaround from its Q2, 2016 loss of $214.4 million. The company produced near the high end of its expected Q2 guidance, with an average of 1.156 Bcfe per day—or approximately 192.7 MBOE per day. The company’s production climbed nine percent over its

Sanchez Energy Production Climbs 43% Over Q1, Company Expects to Complete all 132 Gross DUCs within 12 Months of Anadarko Acquisition Close

EnerCom presenter SN brings in 3,800 BOEPD Comanche well It seems like the majority of shale producers have been reporting significant increases in production for Q2 over Q1, and Sanchez Energy (ticker: SN) is no exception. Sanchez announced second quarter results today, showing net income of $24.2 million, or $0.31 per share. Sanchez produced about 73,341 BOEPD this quarter, which

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Continental Increases Bakken Type Curve, Guidance

Expected EUR up 12% Continental Resources (ticker: CLR) announced second quarter results today, showing a net loss of $63.6 million, or ($0.17) per share. After adjusting for impairments and other special charges, the company’s adjusted net loss is $1.8 million. These results both exceed Continental’s Q2 2016 results, which were a net loss of $119.4 million and an adjusted loss

Success of Shale will Depend on New Oilfield Technologies to Shore Up Economics

Aug. 17: see oilfield tech that will play a critical role in the financial health of the shale industry If Q2 oil and gas company filings are representative of what’s going on in the industry, a lot of shale developers are proving that they can make money when oil is approaching $50 per barrel. Rig counts are up across the

South Korea’s SK Energy Buys First U.S. Crude Oil in Move Away From Middle East

From Reuters South Korea’s top refiner SK Energy is buying its first-ever continental U.S. crude oil shipment as producer club OPEC’s output cuts raise MidEast prices, giving other suppliers a chance to compete for the world’s juiciest oil market – Asia. One of Asia’s biggest fuel importers, SK Energy said it will import 1 million barrels of U.S. WTI Midland

Is The Future Still Bright For The Permian?

From Forbes Last week, the aggregate market cap of pure-play Permian producers fell by approximately $9 billion as the stock prices declined by an average of 10% in one week. Why such a dramatic market cap decline? First, Pioneer Natural Resources, one of the largest acreage holders and leading operators in the Permian, unexpectedly announced a change to its well