ADM Energy Posts First-Half Loss as It Restructures Capital and Consolidates U.S. Oil Assets

ADM Energy plc ( (GB:ADME) ) has provided an update.

ADM Energy reported unaudited half-year results to 30 June 2025 marked by a £1.2m loss from continuing operations, no revenue, higher finance costs and losses from its associate, despite previous year-end profitability aided by one-off items. The company executed a major capital reorganisation to reset its nominal share value, raise £313,000 via subscription and £274,000 via a broker option, convert around £355,000 of creditor balances into equity and settle additional debt in shares, while also securing shareholder approval for a future name change to Vega Energy PLC and refreshing its board leadership.

Operationally, ADM deepened its U.S. footprint by consolidating full control of the Altoona Lease into its subsidiary Vega Oil and Gas LLC, buying out the underlying lease and associated equipment for US$100,000 and briefly bringing the SPI-1 well into low-rate production before deciding to retain its full 70% working interest after terminating a planned farm-out. The company also highlighted progress at investee OFX Technologies and its subsidiary Efficient Oilfield Solutions, which signed a service agreement with a subsidiary of Comstock Resources Inc., and ADM is now reviewing strategic options for that business, including a potential sale, to maximise value for shareholders amid ongoing restructuring and funding efforts.

More about ADM Energy plc

ADM Energy plc is a natural resources investing company focused on oil and gas assets, with listings on AIM in London and in Berlin and Frankfurt. The group invests through subsidiaries and associates in onshore U.S. oil and gas leases and energy technology platforms, seeking to enhance value via restructurings, farm-outs and strategic capital raises.

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