Petrolia NOCO (PNO) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
25 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Q2 2026 saw EBITDA of NOK 100.2 million and net profit of NOK 8.5 million, with production impacted by a five-week planned maintenance shutdown at Brage, reducing output to 1,881 boe/day from 3,337 boe/day in Q1.
Revenues declined to NOK 218.0 million from NOK 244.3 million in Q1, but realized oil prices rose to USD 105.8/bbl due to Middle East disruptions.
Cash position improved to NOK 145.1 million, and interest-bearing debt decreased to NOK 187.5 million.
Financial highlights
Revenue for Q2 2026 was NOK 218.0 million, down from NOK 244.3 million in Q1, mainly due to lower production.
EBITDA was NOK 100.2 million, and operating profit was NOK 66.1 million, both lower sequentially.
Net profit was NOK 8.5 million, compared to NOK 13.8 million in Q1.
Cash flow from operations reached NOK 114.3 million, up from NOK 38.2 million in Q1.
Production costs increased to NOK 84.7 million, and exploration expenses rose to NOK 25.7 million.
Outlook and guidance
No new Brage wells planned for 2026; Talisker West well scheduled for 2027.
Dugong (PL 882) co-development under assessment, with production start targeted for Q4 2029.
Multiple North Sea licences maturing towards drill-or-drop decisions in 2026 and 2027.
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