Kiwetinohk Energy (KEC) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Achieved strong operational and financial results in Q3 2025, with production averaging 31,814 BOE per day and liquids comprising 47% of the total.

• Announced a $24.75/share all-cash sale to Cygnet Energy Ltd., representing a 63% premium to pre-review share price, with expected closing in December 2025 following shareholder approval.

• Maintained top-tier operational performance in the Kaybob Duvernay and Montney plays, with industry-leading well results and infrastructure advantages.

• Managed planned infrastructure downtime and completed key development milestones, including drilling the longest single-leg horizontal well in Canadian history at 9,500 meters.

• Business strategy review concluded, unlocking shareholder value and receiving strong support from the board and major shareholders.

Financial highlights

• Operating netback reached $31.37 per BOE, maintaining peer-leading levels for 11 consecutive quarters.

• Operating costs were $6.09 per BOE, below expectations.

• Generated $28 million in free funds flow for the quarter and nearly $100 million year to date.

• Net debt as of Q3 2025 was $179 million, with a net debt to adjusted funds flow ratio of 0.4x.

• 2025E adjusted funds flow from operations forecasted at $395–$410 million at strip pricing.

Outlook and guidance

• 2025 production growth expected to exceed 20% year-over-year, supported by robust well inventory and infrastructure.

• Raised the low end of annual production guidance by 1,000 BOE per day.

• Upstream capital spending for 2025 guided at $280–$288 million, with $265–$273 million dedicated to drilling, completion, equipping, and tie-in.

• Increased cash flow guidance by $15 million to $395–$410 million.

• Alliance Pipeline contract extended to 2035, reducing tolls and ensuring premium market access.