Civitas Resources delivered a strong third quarter in 2025, surpassing expectations with a net income of $177 million, operating cash flow of $860 million, and Adjusted Free Cash Flow of $254 million. The company saw increased oil and total production, alongside a five percent reduction in cash operating expenses per BOE. Strategic divestments of non-core assets were completed, and the company significantly reduced net debt while repurchasing a substantial amount of its stock.
Net income reached $177 million, with operating cash flow at $860 million and Adjusted Free Cash Flow at $254 million, exceeding expectations.
Oil production increased by six percent to over 158 MBbl/d, and total production rose to 336 MBoe/d, compared to the previous quarter.
Cash operating expenses decreased by five percent to $9.67 per BOE, driven by production increases and lower fuel/power usage.
The company reduced net debt by $237 million and repurchased $250 million of its stock, representing approximately 8% of outstanding shares.
Due to the pending merger with SM Energy, Civitas has discontinued providing quarterly and annual guidance. Investors are cautioned not to rely on previously disclosed forward-looking statements.