EON Resources (EONR) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Permian Basin oil and gas operator; H1 2026 average production was 717 BOE/day, versus 734 BOE/day in FY 2025, as lower net revenue interest and injector-well work weighed on output.

• Q2 revenue rose YoY, but H1 revenue declined amid derivative losses; net losses were $0.7M for Q2 and $6.5M for H1.

• Cash and working-capital constraints raised substantial doubt about the ability to continue as a going concern within one year after issuance.

Financial highlights

• Q2 2026 revenue was $6.49M, up from $4.63M YoY; H1 revenue was $7.45M versus $9.14M, including derivative results.

• Q2 operating loss was $1.27M versus $0.32M; H1 operating loss widened to $7.48M from $0.31M YoY, driven in part by higher DD&A and G&A.

• Net loss attributable to common shareholders was $0.69M in Q2 and $6.47M in H1, versus restated losses of $2.96M and $4.98M, respectively.

• H1 operating cash flow was positive $0.21M versus negative $2.30M in restated H1 2025; investing cash outflow was $2.49M for development costs.

Outlook and guidance

• Management plans to improve profitability through cost streamlining, maintain hedges on proven-reserve production, and issue additional Class A shares to address liquidity needs.

• The $150M equity purchase agreement is unavailable until an effective resale registration statement is on file; capital spending could be curtailed if cash flows fall below expectations.