Greenfire Resources Reports Strong 2025 Reserves, Becomes Debt-Free via December Rights Offering, Lowers 2026 Guidance

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Greenfire Resources reported strong 2025 reserves growth and exceeded its 2025 production outlook, while also announcing it became debt-free in December 2025 through a $298.7 million rights offering and debt redemption. However, the company lowered its 2026 production guidance due to operational challenges.

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• Debt-Free Status Achieved

  Greenfire completed a rights offering in December 2025, raising $298.7 million, which was used to redeem all outstanding senior secured notes. The company is now debt-free and has an undrawn $275 million senior revolving credit facility.

• Strong 2025 Reserves Growth

  Proved (1P) and Proved Plus Probable (2P) reserves increased by 1% year-over-year net of production, reaching 231.8 MMbbl and 408.9 MMbbl respectively, with after-tax PV-10 values of $1.60 billion and $1.99 billion.

• 2026 Production Guidance Lowered

  The company revised its 2026 production guidance downwards to a range of 13,500–15,500 bbls/d, from the previous 15,500–16,500 bbls/d, citing unplanned downtime at its Expansion Asset and steeper base production declines.

• Exceeded 2025 Production Outlook

  Greenfire's 2025 annual bitumen production averaged 16,169 bbls/d, slightly exceeding its outlook of 15,000–16,000 bbls/d.

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Greenfire Resources announced a significant strengthening of its financial position, reporting the completion of a previously disclosed rights offering in December 2025 that raised $298.7 million. These proceeds, combined with cash on hand, were used to fully redeem all outstanding senior secured notes, making the company debt-free with an undrawn $275 million credit facility. This substantial de-risking event provides significant financial flexibility. The company also reported a 1% year-over-year increase in Proved and Proved Plus Probable reserves for 2025, net of production, and exceeded its 2025 production outlook. However, Greenfire lowered its 2026 production guidance to 13,500–15,500 bbls/d (from 15,500–16,500 bbls/d) due to unplanned downtime at its Expansion Asset and steeper base production declines. The company outlined plans for 25 new well-pairs over the next 12 months to drive future growth and completed the installation of sulphur removal facilities for regulatory compliance.