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Eric Dyer

Chief Financial Officer at Tamboran Resources
Executive

About Eric Dyer

Eric Dyer, age 42, is Chief Financial Officer of Tamboran Resources Corporation (TBN). He joined Tamboran Resources Ltd. (TR Ltd.) as CFO in November 2019 and has served as CFO of TBN since October 2023. Dyer has over 20 years of finance experience across energy, infrastructure, and sustainability; prior roles include Head of Energy at EAS Advisors (2010–2019) and investment banking/capital markets positions at Atlantic-Pacific Capital, Execution LLC, IHS Markit Ltd., and RBC Capital Markets. He holds a B.S. in Finance from the University of Minnesota . TBN disclosed no material revenue expected until mid-calendar 2026 , and EBITDA has been negative and widening over the last three fiscal years (see Performance table; values from S&P Global)* .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Tamboran Resources Ltd. (TR Ltd.) / Tamboran Resources CorporationChief Financial OfficerNov 2019–present (TR Ltd.); Oct 2023–present (TBN)Principal financial officer; SOX certifications; oversight of disclosure controls and funding initiatives
EAS Advisors LLCHead of EnergyDec 2010–Nov 2019Advised energy-sector clients; origination and capital markets coverage

External Roles

  • No public company directorships or external board seats disclosed for Eric Dyer .

Fixed Compensation

MetricFY 2024FY 2025
Salary ($)$357,473 $368,356
Target Bonus (% of base)50% 75%
Actual Bonus Paid ($)$186,453 $226,383
All Other Compensation ($)$268,595 (superannuation $8,981; home leave $48,970; school fees $16,849; tax prep $48,718; healthcare $8,564; 2021 share award tax compensation $136,513) $58,475 (superannuation $19,517; school fees $18,778; tax prep $13,774; healthcare $6,406)
Company Superannuation Contribution Rate11.0% (from Feb 2024) 11.5% (FY 2025)

Performance Compensation

Short-Term Incentive (STI) Payouts

MetricFY 2024FY 2025
STI Payout vs Target100% of target 80% of target

Equity Awards (RSUs/PSUs)

Award TypeGrant DateUnitsVestingPerformance MetricMarket Value at 6/30/2025 ($)
RSU (time-vesting)Aug 6, 202445,000 Vests on 3rd anniversary (Aug 6, 2027) N/A$959,400 (at $21.32/sh)
PSU (performance)Aug 6, 202445,000 (target) Eligible to vest end of 3-year performance period (Aug 6, 2027) TSR must be top quartile vs US Small Cap Index $959,400 (at $21.32/sh)

PSUs are valued at target; actual vesting depends on relative TSR outcome. The $21.32 closing price as of June 30, 2025 was used for market value .

Options

Grant DateTypeQuantityExercise PriceExpirationVesting/Conditions
May 20, 2021Exercisable3,000,000$0.25 per CDIMay 20, 2026Vested upon issuance
May 20, 2021Unexercised, unearned (4 tranches)1,250,000 each (total 5,000,000)$0.31 per CDIMay 20, 2026 (or 5 years after vesting if earlier)Vests upon achieving specified 90-day trailing VWAP hurdles; multiple thresholds detailed in proxy footnotes

Each CDI represents 1/200th of a share of common stock; exercise prices shown are per CDI . VWAP hurdles and conversion detail are set in award footnotes .

STI/PSU Performance Metrics Details

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
STI (corporate objectives)Not disclosedAnnual Company objectives 2024: 100% of target; 2025: 80% of target Cash bonuses per SCT Annual
PSU – Relative TSRNot disclosedTop quartile vs US Small Cap Index over 3 years In progress (performance period through Aug 6, 2027) Payout contingent on target achievement End of 3-year period

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership (Shares)

As of DateShares Beneficially OwnedOwnership %
Sep 1, 202437,542 <1%
Jun 12, 202556,682 <1%
Sep 24, 202542,529 <1%

Ownership Breakdown (as of Jun 12, 2025)

ComponentShares
Direct shares (CDIs held for Dyer)11,032
Indirect shares (Northern Woods Australia Pty Ltd, entity controlled by Dyer)10,860
Unvested RSUs (vest Aug 6, 2027)45,000

Hedging and pledging of company stock are prohibited under TBN’s Insider Trading Compliance Policy; officers are subject to trade pre-clearance . Stock ownership guidelines (e.g., multiples of salary) and compliance status were not disclosed.

Options Status (as of Jun 30, 2025)

CategoryQuantityNotes
Exercisable options3,000,000$0.25 per CDI; expiring May 20, 2026
Unexercised/unearned options5,000,000$0.31 per CDI; VWAP-triggered vesting; expiring May 20, 2026

Employment Terms

TermDetail
Contract start and termEntered May 2021; initial 3-year term; auto-renews in 12-month increments unless either party gives 90 days’ notice not to extend
Current base salary (contract reference)$388,607 (converted at A$1.00 = $0.65)
Target bonus75% of base salary (FY 2025); previously 50% (FY 2024)
Superannuation contributions11.5% for FY 2025; 11.0% for FY 2024 (statutory limits apply)
Termination notice/payCompany may terminate with 3 months’ notice or pay in lieu (immediate for serious misconduct)
Restrictive covenantsPerpetual confidentiality; IP assignment; non-compete and non-solicit during employment and up to 12 months post-termination
Change-of-control (equity plan)If awards are not assumed in a Change in Control, they vest fully immediately prior to the event and are exchanged for consideration; otherwise may be adjusted/replaced
ClawbackCompensation Committee oversees compliance with SEC/NYSE compensation recovery policy
Hedging/PledgingProhibited under Insider Trading Compliance Policy; officers subject to pre-clearance

Performance & Track Record

Financial Performance (Annual)

MetricFY 2023FY 2024FY 2025
EBITDA ($)-$19.05M*-$19.62M*-$31.05M*

*Values retrieved from S&P Global.

Funding and Liquidity (Q1 FY 2026 call)

MetricAmount (USD)
Cash at quarter-end$39.6M
Public offer raised$56M
PIPE (pending shareholder vote)$32M
Share Purchase Plan (ASX shareholders, up to)$30M
Total targeted funding runway (illustrative)~$160M
Remaining capex to spend (Tamboran share; AUD)~A$95M (≈$62–70M)
SPCF remaining funding (AUD)~A$33M

Dyer emphasized the company is “well funded” with project spend tracking on time/on budget and additional options to expedite the plan .

Compensation Committee Analysis and Governance Notes

  • Compensation Committee members (FY 2025): David Siegel (Chair), Ryan Dalton, Patrick Elliott, Phillip Pace; 5 meetings in FY 2025 . The committee can retain independent consultants and oversees clawback policy compliance .
  • Board meeting attendance: Each director attended ≥75% of Board/committee meetings; Board held 8 meetings in FY 2025 .

Related Party Transactions, Risk Indicators & Red Flags

  • Prohibition on hedging and pledging mitigates alignment risk .
  • Company disclosed early-stage status, no material revenue until mid-2026, exploration and funding risks, and going-concern considerations historically, underscoring execution risk during Dyer’s tenure .
  • No tax gross-up provisions for golden parachutes disclosed; “All Other Compensation” largely reflects statutory superannuation and routine benefits (tax prep, healthcare) .
  • Say-on-pay results and stock ownership guidelines were not disclosed; no specific severance multiples for Dyer beyond notice/pay in lieu and discretionary pro-rata bonus .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment improving: target bonus increased to 75% and PSUs are tied to top-quartile TSR, but detailed metric weightings remain undisclosed; STI payouts moderated from 100% (FY 2024) to 80% (FY 2025), suggesting more balanced calibration .
  • Vesting and selling pressure: 45,000 RSUs and 45,000 PSUs vest/measure on Aug 6, 2027; 3,000,000 options expire May 20, 2026, which may create exercise/sale dynamics as expirations approach .
  • Alignment: Dyer’s direct/indirect shareholdings remain <1%; policy bans hedging/pledging and requires pre-clearance, limiting misalignment risk .
  • Retention risk: Contract auto-renews with only 3 months’ notice/pay in lieu; severance/change-in-control terms rely primarily on plan mechanics (acceleration on non-assumption), not large guaranteed cash multiples—suggesting moderate retention incentives and limited cash severance exposure .
  • Execution risk: Negative EBITDA and early-stage status place heightened emphasis on Dyer’s funding, controls, and capital allocation; recent funding steps bolster runway, but project delivery and regulatory milestones are critical .