ShaMaran Petroleum (SNM) Corporate Presentation summary
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Corporate Presentation summary
4 Jul, 2025Corporate profile and asset overview
Operates as an independent, non-operator oil and gas company with two producing assets in Kurdistan, focusing on organic growth and M&A opportunities.
Holds 50% working interest in both Atrush and Sarsang blocks, with combined pre-ITP closure net production of 25.7k bopd and 2P reserves of 87.7 MMstb.
Market capitalization stands at $165 million, with net debt of $179 million and cash of $38.7 million as of September 2024.
Employs 8 staff, with 73.9% of shares held by retail and institutional investors.
Production, sales, and financials
Atrush produced 36k bopd and Sarsang 43k bopd gross from 11 wells each prior to the ITP closure, with oil exported via pipeline and trucking.
Local sales generate cash as pipeline flow is reversed, with prompt payments at a significant discount to Brent.
Reduced expenditures and focus on maximizing local sales and cash generation following pipeline closure.
PSC terms are low-cost and cash-generative, with cost oil recovery of 36–38.7% and profit oil of 13.5–31.5%.
M&A and growth strategy
Track record of consolidation through acquisitions, including interests in Atrush and Sarsang blocks.
Atrush transaction increased scale, boosting net production by 50% and 2P reserves by 30%.
Focused on regional consolidation and organic growth opportunities.
Latest events from ShaMaran Petroleum
- Q2 2026 saw a 97% production drop and 50% revenue decline, but net income rose to $8.8 million.SNM
Q2 2026 - Higher oil prices and margins offset a sharp production decline, but cash flow fell after March shut-ins.SNM
Q1 2026 - Q3 2024 saw revenue, net income, and production surge, driven by local sales and increased working interest.SNM
Q3 2024 - Q2 2024 delivered surging revenue, production, and improved debt terms amid pipeline disruptions.SNM
Q2 2024 - Revenue up 59%, net oil production up 90%, with major debt reduction and bond extension.SNM
Q1 2025 - Revenue and margins surged in 2025 on higher oil prices and pipeline exports, with net debt reduced.SNM
Q4 2025 - Exports resumed post-pipeline reopening, but Q3 results were hit by a July drone strike.SNM
Q3 2025 - Revenue up 56% and net debt down 50% year-over-year, despite Sarsang disruption.SNM
Q2 2025 - Reserves and production surged after recent M&A, with local sales driving cash flow resilience.SNM
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