Bri-Chem (BRY) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q2 2025 sales rose 7% YoY to $20.5M, while adjusted EBITDA increased to $1.0M from $706K and net earnings were $157K versus a $488K loss.
H1 sales were essentially flat at $40.4M; adjusted EBITDA reached $1.5M versus $264K in H1 2024.
Financial highlights
Q2 operating earnings increased 24% YoY to $772K, partly due to lower bad debt expense.
Q2 adjusted net earnings were $60K, or $0.01 per diluted share, versus an adjusted net loss of $584K, or $0.02 per share, in Q2 2024.
H1 net loss narrowed to $255K from $1.994M; adjusted net loss narrowed to $558K from $2.351M.
Q2 gross margin dollars decreased $152K YoY, primarily due to unfavorable product mix in fluid blending and packaging.
Outlook and guidance
Canadian drilling fluids demand is expected to remain soft through Q3, with possible recovery in Q4 as customers prepare 2026 drilling programs.
U.S. fluid distribution sales are expected to remain stable, supported by the Permian Basin and gradual improvement in California and the Rockies.
North American rig activity is forecast to remain flat or decline slightly through year-end, with potential gradual recovery in early 2026.
Latest events from Bri-Chem
- Sales grew 16%, but higher costs and lower margins cut adjusted EBITDA 34%.BRY
Q1 2023 - Q4 adjusted EBITDA rose 35%, while FY operating earnings fell 40%.BRY
Q4 2023 - Adjusted EBITDA rose, but lower U.S. drilling sales weighed on Q2 revenue.BRY
Q2 2023 - Lower U.S. rig activity and margin pressure cut Q3 earnings; a modest 2024 recovery is possible.BRY
Q3 2023 - Lower US drilling drove a 24% sales decline and Q2 net loss.BRY
Q2 2024 - Lower drilling activity drove a 21% sales decline and a $443K Adjusted EBITDA loss.BRY
Q1 2024 - Weaker US drilling drove lower Q3 sales, earnings and Adjusted EBITDA.BRY
Q3 2024 - Lower sales and a $1.1M bad-debt write-off drove FY adjusted EBITDA negative.BRY
Q4 2024 - Lower US drilling cut sales 7%, while adjusted EBITDA returned to positive territory.BRY
Q1 2025