BlueNord (BNOR) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Achieved highest quarterly production since Tyra's restart at 43.1 mboe/d in Q1 2026, with Tyra hub contributing 22.9 mboe/d and base assets 20.1 mboe/d; operational efficiency rose to 80% and further improvements are expected post-June shutdown.

• Q1 saw strong operational and financial performance, with robust cash generation supporting high shareholder returns and a flexible distribution policy returning over $600 million to shareholders since 2024.

• Denmark is now a net exporter of natural gas, strengthening European energy security and reducing reliance on Russian supply.

• The company remains focused on value over volume, disciplined capital allocation, and maintaining a resilient capital structure.

• Proposed $100 million Q1 2026 distribution, representing 70% of net cash flow from operating activities.

Financial highlights

• Q1 2026 revenue reached $318 million, up from $227 million in Q1 2025, with EBITDA at $201–203 million and net operating cash flow at $141 million.

• Total liquidity at quarter-end was $460 million, including $350 million undrawn RBL; net leverage declined to 1.7x.

• Net result for the period was a loss of $9.3 million, mainly due to non-cash unrealized derivative losses.

• Working capital increased due to higher prices and oil liftings in March, with reversal expected in Q2.

• Unit OpEx at $23/BOE and lifting cost at $15/BOE, tracking target levels.

Outlook and guidance

• Production is expected to remain just below 50,000 BOE/d through the decade, with Tyra hub guidance at 21–30 mboe/d for 2026 and steady-state performance from mid-2026.

• CapEx for 2026 guided at $40–$50 million, with $100–$150 million per year thereafter, subject to project sanction.

• Distribution policy of 50–70% of operating cash flow through 2026 remains, with all distributions to date at the top end of the range.

• License extension to 2050 under discussion, potentially unlocking further value and production stability.

• 67% of forecast oil and 65% of gas volumes hedged through 2026, with downside protection in place.