PNRG's Q3 results show weaker oil-driven revenues and earnings, partially offset by stronger gas performance and continued disciplined investment.
PNRG's Q2 revenues and earnings plunge y/y on weaker oil prices, while higher gas and NGL volumes, cost cuts and buybacks helped cushion the results.
Prime Energy Resources boasts a strong balance sheet with minimal long-term debt. The company's conservative accounting is evidenced by a six-figure gain on a fully depreciated rig sale. Prime Energy allows operational results to speak for themselves.
PrimeEnergy ramps up drilling in West Texas and boosts reserves, investing more than $110 million in 2024 with plans for even greater development in 2025.
PrimeEnergy Resources Corporation is a small, growing upstream company. The company is NASDAQ listed with a small float (as in low liquidity). Therefore, limit orders and patience are suggested. Insiders, including CEO Charles Drimal Jr., hold a significant portion of shares, resulting in less than 40% of shares being available to the public.
PNRG's focus on horizontal drilling in West Texas boosts production rates and accelerates returns, aligning with industry trends to enhance resource recovery.
PNRG's Q3 earnings skyrocket y/y with a 134% jump in oil production, robust revenue growth, and asset sales fueling long-term expansion plans.
A significant y/y rise in oil sales, reflecting higher production volumes and improved pricing, aid PrimeEnergy's (PNRG) earnings in Q2.
Discover why Zacks rates PrimeEnergy (PNRG) as "Neutral," being the first on Wall Street to initiate the coverage of the stock. Explore how PNRG's ambitious expansion and impressive production growth have positioned it as a significant oil and gas contender despite liquidity and operational risks.