Greenfire Closes C$1.3B Connacher Acquisition, Reports Q2 Results, and Raises 2026 Guidance

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Greenfire closed its C$1.3B acquisition of Connacher, reported Q2 net income of C$53.5M, and raised 2026 production guidance to 21,500–23,500 bbls/d.

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• Connacher Acquisition Closed

  Completed the C$1.297 billion acquisition of Connacher Oil and Gas, adding the Great Divide oil sands project. Financed with a C$722M draw on an upsized C$1B credit facility and a C$575M bridge loan.

• Q2 2026 Financial Results

  Net income of C$53.5M (C$0.43/share) on oil sales of C$179.4M. Production averaged 13,607 bbls/d, down 14% YoY due to natural declines and a planned turnaround.

• 2026 Guidance Raised

  Full-year production guidance increased to 21,500–23,500 bbls/d (from 13,500–15,500), and capital budget raised to C$250M (from C$210M) to fund development across the expanded asset base.

• Operational Milestones

  Pad 7 drilling completed; first oil expected Q4 2026. Pad 5SE drilling commenced, first oil Q2 2027. Pad 8 drilling to start Q3 2026, first oil Q3 2027.

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Greenfire closed its transformative C$1.3 billion acquisition of Connacher Oil and Gas, adding the Great Divide oil sands project and roughly doubling production capacity. The deal was financed with a C$722 million draw on an upsized C$1 billion credit facility and a C$575 million bridge loan, which will be repaid via a rights offering. Q2 results showed net income of C$53.5 million on production of 13,607 bbls/d, and the company raised its full-year production guidance to 21,500–23,500 bbls/d, reflecting the acquisition's immediate impact. The capital budget was increased to C$250 million to fund development across the expanded asset base. This filing marks the completion of a major strategic transaction and provides the first look at the combined company's operational and financial trajectory.