ARC Resources

ARC Resources shareholders voted 99.54% of votes cast in favor of the $16.4 billion takeover by Shell. Several antitrust approvals in Canada and the US are already in place; a hearing before the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta is scheduled. Shell had previously temporarily suspended its share buyback program and received waivers from requirements by the Alberta Securities Commission to meet closing conditions. » More on de.investing.com

ARC Resources reported Q1 2026 record results: earnings per share CAD 1.03 (up 47.95% versus estimates) and revenues of CAD 2.1 billion (estimate CAD 1.55 billion). Production rose to 419,000 boe/d (up 12% year‑on‑year) and free cash flow reached CAD 460 million, roughly 75% above analyst expectations. The July 2025 acquisition of Shell (USD 1.6 billion) increased production by 35,000–40,000 boe/d and delivered operational synergies. ARC confirmed guidance showing rising free funds flow per share from about $2.00 (2025) to nearly $4.00 by 2029 and a production target of around 450,000 boe/d by 2029. » More on de.investing.com

ARC Resources reported Q4 2025 EPS of $0.45 (expectation $0.55), while revenue of CAD 1.58 billion topped the forecast of CAD 1.48 billion. The company highlighted positive operational points with record production of 408,000 BOE/day, strong free cash flow and increased operating cash inflows. Despite a stable production and capital expenditure outlook for 2026, the stock fell about 12% after-hours to CAD 25.40. Management emphasizes capital discipline; risks remain volatile gas prices, project delays and debt developments. » More on de.investing.com