INTL PET. CORP. Aktie

International Petroleum (IPC) reports Q1 2026 production of 43,000 BOE/d (upper end of guidance), net revenue of $173m and net income of $13m. Operating cash flow was $68m, while free cash flow was negative $17m due to accelerated investments; net debt rose to $513m. The company confirms its full-year guidance of 44,000–47,000 BOE/d, adjusts its operating cash flow expectation to $220–340m (assuming Brent $70–90) and expects the Blackrod project to start in Q3 2026 with an initial 30,000 bpd. » More on de.investing.com

International Petroleum reported a negative EPS of -4.48 for Q4 2025 on revenue of USD 6.01 billion; the stock fell 4.48% to USD 33.89 after the release. Operationally, the company completed Blackrod Phase 1 ahead of schedule and reached production of 44,900 BOE/day at the top end of guidance. Financials show operating cash flow of USD 259 million, free cash flow of -USD 153 million and net debt of USD 484 million, signaling liquidity risks. For 2026/2027 management expects rising production and stronger operating cash flows and plans to use opportunistic hedging strategies. » More on de.investing.com

IPC reported Q3 EPS of -$0.81 and revenue of $6.22bn, both below market expectations, after which the share price fell 13.5% to $33.96. The company maintains its full‑year production guidance of 43,000–45,000 BOE/day and expects operating cash flow of $245–255m. Blackrod Phase One is now expected to deliver first production one quarter earlier than planned, while net debt of $435m and expected free cash flow of -$160m to -$170m point to financial pressure. » More on de.investing.com