Chord Energy CorpChord Energy reported Q2 revenues of $2.17B, up 84% YoY and beating estimates by 31.9%, the biggest beat in the group.
U.S. shale E&P stocks delivered an exceptional second quarter, with the 11 companies tracked beating analysts' consensus revenue estimates by 10.4% as a group. Chord Energy, the largest acreage holder in the Williston Basin, reported revenues of $2.17 billion, up 84% year on year and exceeding expectations by 31.9%, the biggest beat in the group, and its stock has risen 7.9% since reporting to $140.20. HighPeak Energy, operating in the Midland Basin, posted revenues of $272.4 million, up 25.8% year on year and beating estimates by 8.7%, though its stock is down 2.5% to $7.73. Texas Pacific Land, with roughly 868,000 acres in the Permian Basin, reported revenues of $246.1 million, up 31.2% year on year but missing estimates by 1.4%, the weakest performance among peers, and its stock is down 2.4% to $372.77. Matador Resources, focused on the Delaware Basin, saw revenues of $1.19 billion, up 32.5% year on year and beating estimates by 13.7%, with its stock up 18% to $55.50. Diamondback Energy, operating in the Permian Basin, reported revenues of $5.56 billion, up 51.2% year on year and beating estimates by 13.5%, with its stock flat at $199.02. On average, shale E&P stocks have risen 11.1% since the latest earnings results.
Chord Energy CorpChord Energy reported Q2 revenues of $2.17B, up 84% YoY and beating estimates by 31.9%, the biggest beat in the group.
Diamondback Energy IncDiamondback Energy reported Q2 revenues of $5.56B, up 51.2% YoY and beating estimates by 13.5%.
HighPeak Energy, IncHighPeak Energy posted Q2 revenues of $272.4M, up 25.8% YoY and beating estimates by 8.7%.
Matador Resources CompanyMatador Resources saw Q2 revenues of $1.19B, up 32.5% YoY and beating estimates by 13.7%.
Texas Pacific Land CorporationTexas Pacific Land reported Q2 revenues of $246.1M, up 31.2% YoY but missing estimates by 1.4%, the weakest performance among peers.