Quarterly / Earnings Reports | Second Quarter (2Q) Update
Yangarra Talks Q2 2019 Results, Operations
Yangarra Resources Ltd. reported its Q2 2019 results.
Second Quarter Highlights:
- Average production of 13,032 boe/d (47% liquids) during the quarter, an increase of 9% from the first quarter of 2019 and a 72% increase from the same period in 2018.
- Oil and gas sales were $36.5 million, an increase of 22% from the same period in 2018.
- Funds flow from operations of $24.4 million ($0.29 per share – basic), an increase of 44% from the same period in 2018.
- Adjusted EBITDA (which excludes changes in derivative financial instruments) was $25.2 million ($0.30 per share - basic).
- Net income of $18.2 million ($0.21 per share – basic, $13.4 million before tax), an increase of 1,007% from the same period in 2018 and represents the 10th consecutive quarter of net income.
- Operating costs were $6.29/boe (including $0.79/boe of transportation costs).
- Field netbacks were $22.11/boe.
- Operating netbacks, which include the impact of commodity contracts, were $22.33/boe.
- Operating margins were 73% and cash flow margins were 66%.
- G&A costs of $0.50/boe.
- Royalties were 8% of oil and gas revenue.
- Total capital expenditures (including E&E) were $13.8 million.
- Adjusted net debt (which excludes current derivative financial instruments) was $178 million, a reduction of $10 million from the first quarter of 2019.
- Adjusted net debt to annualized second quarter funds flow from operations was 1.8 : 1.
- Retained earnings of $90.3 million as at June 30, 2019.
- Corporate LMR is 13.99 with decommissioning liabilities of $14.1 million (discounted).
Operations Update
The Company drilled 4 wells and completed 3 wells during the quarter, which leaves 4 wells drilled but not completed at the end of the second quarter. Due to the wet spring, drilling and completion operations were delayed until late July. Yangarra expects to drill 5-6 wells and complete 4-5 wells during the third quarter. Guidance for the year remains unchanged.
Environment, Social, Governance (“ESG”) strategy
Yangarra focuses on creating long-term shareholder value through financial discipline while minimizing Yangarra’s environmental footprint and by operating in a safe manner with a diverse culture. While Canadian oil & gas ESG standards have not been formalized or adopted, Yangarra is moving forward on ESG initiatives with the following:
- Methane baseline study is complete and on track for a 55% reduction.
- Recently implemented revised completion procedures which will reduce flaring by 90% and reduce completion costs by 10%.
- Implement a strategy of recycling 90% of all water generated from completions and production operations via reuse in new fracture stimulations.
- Yangarra has drilled over 300 wells since inception, 120 of these have produced to their economic limit and were abandoned, resulting in a low standing well count and minimal asset retirement obligations.
- Recently adopted a formal diversity policy to acknowledge important diversity considerations such as gender, age and ethnicity with a view to ensuring that the Company benefits from a broader range of perspectives and relevant experiences.
Share buybacks
Yangarra continues to make capital allocation decisions using a full cycle return model, which includes the decision on whether to buyback the Company’s shares. Using the second quarter production of 13,032 boe/d the and the current enterprise value (Market capitalization + Net Debt) the Company’s shares have traded as low as $23,500 on a per flowing boe basis. The Company’s cashflow and debt levels would allow for buybacks, however based on full-cycle capital efficiencies comparisons, the Company has made the decision to allocate capital to land purchases, new drilling and debt reduction versus share buybacks at this time.
More Second Quarter (2Q) Update News

Berry Reaffirms FY25 Guidance; Uinta Wells Drive 2H Growth
Berry Corporation delivered a steady second quarter update that reinforced the company’s core message for 2025: production is on plan, guidance is intact, and the hedge book is…

SM Energy Hits Record Output; Driven by Uinta
In Q2 2025, SM Energy (NYSE: SM) delivered a performance that underscored its evolution from a mid-cap E&P into a streamlined, tech-enabled operator executing a multibasin optimization strategy.…

Expand Energy Talks, Wells, Frac Crews, Production For 2H-2025
In the second half of 2025, Expand Energy is not chasing production growth — it's engineering it. Fresh off record-setting drilling performance in Q2, the company is approaching…

Comstock Rides Higher Gas Prices, Operational Momentum in Q2 2025
Comstock Resources delivered a resilient second quarter, capitalizing on higher natural gas prices and solid well results across the Haynesville and Bossier plays. The company reported strong production…

A Quarter of Quiet Strength: CNX’s Patient Ascent in Appalachia
In the heart of Appalachia, CNX Resources continued to methodically execute on a playbook built for resilience and long-term value. Q2 2025 marked the company’s 22nd consecutive quarter…
Canada News

Western Canada Upstream M&A: Q1 2026 Transaction Report
Western Canadian M&A activity in Q1 2026 was characterized by a 87% decrease in total deal value compared to Q1 2025, totaling $0.8 billion C$. However, transaction volume…

Canadan E&P 2026 Program Calls for 448 Net Wells, Up 24% vs. 2025 Plan
Canadian Natural Resources outlined a 2026 operating capital budget of approximately $6.3 billion (total capital budget $6,425 million, including $125 million for carbon capture) targeting 1,590–1,650 MBOE/d of…

EIA’s “Glut” Calls: The 2025 Surplus Claim — and How 2021–2024 Forecasts Actually Held Up
The “~2.2 MMb/d glut in 2025” framing traces to the EIA’s Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO), December 2025. EIA doesn’t usually write “glut” in the tables—what they publish is…

Whitecap Details 2026 Duvernay & Montney Program
Whitecap Resources reported strong third quarter 2025 operating and financial results, marking its first full quarter following the strategic combination with Veren that closed on May 12, 2025.…

ARC Resources: Lower 2026 Capex, Higher Volumes
ARC Resources used its third quarter update to reinforce a familiar message to Canadian E&P executives: disciplined capital, structurally better market access, and a growing shareholder return program…
North America News

Baytex 2026 Development Plans
Baytex’s 2026 development plan reflects a post–Eagle Ford sale capital program and a sharpened focus on its core Canadian assets. The Company approved 2026 exploration and development expenditures…

Tourmaline: 2026 Capital Program Locked In at $2.9B
Tourmaline’s 2026 exploration and production (EP) program is set at $2.9 billion and targets average production of 690,000–710,000 boepd, with the company maintaining the multi-year EP Plan released…

Cenovus Outlines 2026 Development Plan Following MEG Integration
Cenovus’ 2026 plan targets capital investment of $5.0 billion to $5.3 billion (including ~$350 million of capitalized turnaround costs) and upstream production of 945,000 BOE/d to 985,000 BOE/d,…

Gran Tierra Energy To Step Down Activity in 2026
Gran Tierra Energy’s 2026 development plan reflects a step-down in spending and activity as the company transitions from fulfilling Ecuador exploration commitments in 2025 toward a free-cash-flow-focused program.…

Advantage Plans $300–$330MM 2026 Capital Program
Advantage’s 2026 development plan centers on Glacier-focused drilling and key midstream work. The company plans total capital spending of $300 million to $330 million and expects production to…