Sidoti Small-Cap Virtual Investor Conference
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Granite Ridge Resources (GRNT) Sidoti Small-Cap Virtual Investor Conference summary

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Sidoti Small-Cap Virtual Investor Conference summary

18 Jun, 2026

Business model and strategy

  • Operates as an energy investment firm with a focus on both passive non-op and operator partnership strategies, with 90% of capital now deployed in operator partnerships, up from 50-60% last year.

  • Portfolio includes interests in over 3,600 wells across six major U.S. shale basins, with 58% of production from the Permian and a balanced oil/gas mix.

  • Targets a 25% full cycle IRR on all investments and maintains a disciplined approach to deal sourcing, evaluating over 1,000 deals annually and closing about 50.

  • Transitioned from rapid growth to a more moderate 10% annual production growth, focusing on free cash flow and maintaining leverage at 1.25-1.5x.

  • Management and board have demonstrated confidence through insider purchases.

Financial performance and outlook

  • Achieved 35,000 BOE/day production in Q1, with a current dividend yield over 9%.

  • Trades at a valuation discount to mid-cap peers, attributed to legacy perceptions, shareholder transition, and liquidity factors.

  • Plans to deliver at least 10% free cash flow yield annually starting in 2027, based on $65 oil price assumptions.

  • Leverage ratio stands at 1.3x, with a shift from zero debt at IPO to a targeted leverage profile.

  • Ability to add inventory at $2 million or less per location, compared to $4-8 million in the broader market.

Shareholder and liquidity developments

  • Private equity sponsor ownership has declined from 98% at de-SPAC to 51%, expected to reach 10% by next year through direct LP distributions.

  • Liquidity has improved, with daily trading volume rising to about 1 million shares.

  • No plans for large secondary offerings; share buybacks are considered if returns exceed 25%.

  • Increased liquidity and positive free cash flow are expected to help close the valuation gap.

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