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RING ENERGY, INC. (REI)·Q2 2025 Earnings Summary

Executive Summary

  • Q2 2025 delivered record oil and total sales volumes (14,511 Bo/d; 21,295 Boe/d), Adjusted EBITDA of $51.5M, and a company-record $24.8M Adjusted Free Cash Flow, driven by PDP/Lime Rock outperformance and disciplined capex ($16.8M) despite an 11% QoQ decline in realized pricing per Boe .
  • EPS materially beat Street (S&P Global) on cost control and hedge gains: Diluted EPS $0.10 vs consensus $0.03; revenue was roughly in line/marginally below; Adjusted EBITDA modestly above consensus* .
  • Guidance tightened: FY25 capex midpoint reduced from $154M (initial) to $97M, LOE 2H midpoint lowered to $11.50/Boe; Q3 2025 sales guidance set at 19.2–21.2K Boe/d (66% oil) .
  • Strategic focus: maximize FCF and accelerate deleveraging; credit facility extended to June 2029 with $585M borrowing base, enhancing liquidity amid volatile prices .

What Went Well and What Went Wrong

  • What Went Well

    • Record volumes and cash generation: “oil sales set a new Company record… and record Adjusted Free Cash Flow of $24.8 million” (CEO) .
    • Operating cost execution: LOE $10.45/Boe, 9% below guidance low end; all-in cash operating costs $21.51/Boe, down QoQ .
    • Balance sheet actions: $12M debt repaid; liquidity $137.0M at quarter-end; credit facility extended to 2029 and margin reduced .
  • What Went Wrong

    • Pricing headwinds: realized price per Boe fell 11% QoQ and 23% YoY; realized oil price fell 11% QoQ and 22% YoY, pressuring revenue .
    • Leverage uptick: LTM leverage ratio increased to 2.05x from 1.90x in Q1 (reflecting acquisition timing/price environment), above 2024 lows .
    • Interest expense rose QoQ to $11.8M (+24%) partly on higher average borrowings before repayments, trimming net margin .

Financial Results

MetricQ2 2024Q1 2025Q2 2025
Revenues ($USD)$99.1M $79.1M $82.6M
Diluted EPS ($)$0.11 $0.05 $0.10
Adjusted EBITDA ($USD)$66.4M $46.4M $51.5M
Adjusted Free Cash Flow ($USD)$21.4M $5.8M $24.8M
Average Daily Sales (Boe/d)19,786 18,392 21,295
Oil Mix (%)69% 66% 68%
Realized Price ($/Boe)$55.06 $47.78 $42.63
LOE ($/Boe)$10.72 $11.89 $10.45
Leverage Ratio (LTM) (x)1.59x 1.90x 2.05x

Product mix and KPI detail

KPIQ2 2024Q1 2025Q2 2025
Oil (Bo/d)13,623 12,074 14,511
NGLs (Bbl/d)3,346 3,326 3,663
Gas (Mcf/d)16,905 17,947 18,723
All-in cash operating costs ($/Boe)$22.09 $24.33 $21.51
Adjusted EBITDA Margin (%)67% 59% 62%

Guidance Changes

MetricPeriodPrevious GuidanceCurrent GuidanceChange
Capital Spending ($USD)FY 2025$154M midpoint (initial, Mar-2025) $97M midpoint (range $87–$107M) Lowered
Capital Spending ($USD)2H 2025$48M midpoint (updated May-2025) $48M midpoint reaffirmed Maintained
LOE ($/Boe)2H 2025$12.00 midpoint (May-2025) $11.50 midpoint (range $11.00–$12.00) Lowered
Sales VolumesQ3 202520.5–22.5K Boe/d (Mar-2025 PF outlook) 19.2–21.2K Boe/d; oil 66% Lowered
Sales VolumesFY 202520.0–22.0K Boe/d; oil 66% (Mar-2025) Mgmt reaffirms ~20K Boe/d midpoint in slides Maintained trend

Earnings Call Themes & Trends

TopicPrevious Mentions (Q4 2024 and Q1 2025)Current Period (Q2 2025)Trend
Cost discipline (LOE, all-in cash costs)FY24 all-in cash costs down 2% YoY; LOE midpoint at $10.89/Boe LOE $10.45/Boe; LOE guidance cut for 2H Improving
Capital allocation and FCFFY25 plan funded by ops; debt paydown priority Capex slashed; record AFCF; focus on deleveraging More defensive
Hedging/commodity managementFY25 ~2.4MM bbl oil hedged; gas collars/swaps Bal 2025 ~1.3MM bbl oil floors avg $64.87; 2026 ~2.3MM bbl floors $65.44 Stable/extended
Lime Rock acquisition integrationClosed Mar-31; >40 locations; <$40/bbl breakeven First full quarter benefits; production/FCF uplift Accretive
Balance sheet/liquidityYE24 liquidity $217M; leverage 1.66x Liquidity $137M; leverage 2.05x; facility extended to 2029 Mixed: lower liquidity but extended facility

Note: The Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was not available in our document set; themes drawn from the press release and earnings slides .

Management Commentary

  • “We reduced our second quarter capex by 48% over the previous quarter… Our lease operating expense of $10.45 per Boe… is why we reduced our LOE/Boe guidance by $0.50 for the last half of the year… we generated a record of $24.8 million in Adjusted Free Cash Flow for the quarter despite an 11% reduction in realized pricing per Boe as compared to Q1” — Paul D. McKinney, CEO .
  • “This quarter underscores… the ability to swiftly adapt to changing market conditions while delivering consistent shareholder value, even in low-price environments… we are prioritizing debt reduction” — Paul D. McKinney .

Q&A Highlights

  • The Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was not available in our sources. The company held its call on Aug 7, 2025 and provided updated slides covering performance and guidance .

Estimates Context

MetricS&P Global ConsensusActualResult
EPS (Primary, $)0.03*0.10 Bold beat
Revenue ($USD)$82.9M*$82.6M In line to slight miss
EBITDA ($USD)$49.7M*$51.5M Adjusted EBITDA Beat (definition note)

Values retrieved from S&P Global*. Note: EBITDA consensus is based on S&P Global; company reports Adjusted EBITDA — definition differences may exist.

Drivers of the beat/miss:

  • EPS/EBITDA beat: stronger volumes, lower LOE/all-in cash costs, and unrealized hedge gains (+$14.0M) versus Q1 supported margins .
  • Revenue modestly below consensus: realized price per Boe declined 11% QoQ and 23% YoY, partly offset by volume gains .

Key Takeaways for Investors

  • Execution trumps price: volume records and cost reductions sustained EBITDA/FCF despite lower realized prices; this underpins deleveraging and supports equity rerating potential in firmer price tapes .
  • Guidance now optimized for FCF and debt paydown: FY25 capex midpoint cut to $97M and LOE lowered; near-term catalysts include Q3 volumes delivery and continued debt reduction .
  • Hedging buffers downside: sizable oil floors and extended tenor provide cash flow stability into 2026 .
  • Watch leverage trajectory: LTM leverage moved to 2.05x; management targets further repayments; extended facility maturity (2029) reduces refinancing risk .
  • Operational inventory intact: Lime Rock adds >40 San Andres locations with <$40/bbl breakevens; strong vertical and horizontal performance supports medium-term growth at low capital intensity .