Deutsche Rohstoff

Deutsche Rohstoff reports EBITDA of €205m, up from €70.5m a year earlier, driven by share sales of its Almonty stake (about 9m shares for ~€97m in Q1 and 5m shares for ~€65m in Q2) and higher oil prices. Revenue rose 7.5% to €110m, and the drilling program in Wyoming exceeded internal expectations. On August 5 the company raised its 2026 guidance to €300–320m revenue and €380–400m EBITDA (base case at $75 WTI); for 2027 the management expects €240–260m EBITDA excluding one‑off special items. » More on deraktionaer.de

Deutsche Rohstoff reported a 7.5% rise in revenue to €110m for H1 2026 and an almost threefold increase in EBITDA to €205.2m, largely driven by a one‑off gain of €128m from the partial sale of its Almonty stake. Operating cash flow was €70m, the average oil price rose 18% to $78.4/ barrel, and the drilling program in Wyoming delivered production above expectations. For H2 2026 the company expects revenue of €190–210m and average production of 24,000–26,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day; for the full year Deutsche Rohstoff forecasts revenue of €300–320m and EBITDA of €380–400m. » More on de.investing.com

Deutsche Rohstoff lifts revenue and EBITDA forecasts for 2026 and 2027: in the base case the company now expects 2026 revenue of €300–320m and EBITDA of €380–400m; 2027 EBITDA is expected at €240–260m. The revision is driven by significantly higher production from ongoing wells and by the expansion of the US drilling program of subsidiary 1876 Resources by six to 32 gross wells. Annual production is now forecast at 18,500–20,000 BOEPD, rising to about 24,000–26,000 BOEPD by the end of 2026 (70% oil). Capital expenditure for 2026 increases to around €310–330m; a non-recurring impairment on Colorado wells burdens the half-year result by about €15m. » More on de.investing.com