Alvopetro Energy Aktie

Alvopetro reported potential natural gas pay from its 183-D1 infill well at the 100%‑owned Murucututu field, with open‑hole logs showing 47.7 metres total vertical depth of potential pay across two formations. The lowermost Caruaçu Member (Sequence 6.1) returned 21.9 metres of calculated net pay with average porosity 10.2% and water saturation 21.8%; overall pay intervals averaged 10.0% porosity and 29.2% water saturation. The company plans to complete the well in up to seven intervals, target production start in July, and its board declared a quarterly dividend of US$0.12 per common share. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Alvopetro Energy reported revenue of $17.39m for Q1 2026, 2.54% above forecasts; EPS was $0.21, in line with expectations. Production reached record levels of over 3,100 BOE/day, up 9% from the previous quarter and 25% versus the 2025 annual average. Operating Netback rose to $53.77/BOE, and funds flow from operations was $12.5m (+18%). After the results were released the stock rose 1.28%; the company plans significant infrastructure expansion, expects roughly 20% production growth in 2027 and is advancing the Murucututu project in Brazil, but sees execution and market price risks. » More on de.investing.com

Alvopetro reports record production of up to 3,099 boe/d in early 2026 and a 79% increase in 1P reserves (8.1 million boe), plus a 2P production replacement rate of 530%. The NPV10 of 2P reserves rose to $393.6 million pre-tax; 2P development costs are $15.42/boe with a recycle ratio of 3.4. The company is expanding its leadership in the Brazilian onshore gas market with its own midstream infrastructure, advancing the Murucututu development and planning production growth and drilling programs for 2026. The board raised the quarterly dividend by 20% and expects to keep production above 3,000 boe/d in 2026. » More on de.investing.com