Geographic and Pricing Mix Benefits
North American production split 55% Canada / 45% U.S., while the U.S. delivered 51% of total revenue due to higher liquids weighting and market access; U.S. royalty volumes realized a 31% pricing premium versus Canadian production, and U.S. natural gas received a 58% premium over Canadian gas.
Active Canadian Drilling and Recent Additions
Continued strong activity in heavy oil plays (Clearwater, Mannville) and active programs in Viking and Southeast Saskatchewan light oil; new drilling in these two light oil plays contributed over 225 barrels/day as the company exited Q1.
Stable 2026 Production Guidance
Reiterated 2026 annual production guidance of 15,500 to 16,300 BOE/day, reflecting management's confidence in end-year and exit volume expectations given current activity and pricing environment.
Long-Term Track Record
Celebrating 30th year as a public company with a 4% compounded annual production growth rate over 30 years and uninterrupted monthly dividends over that period.
Strong Q1 Production and Liquids Focus
Q1 production of 15,533 BOE/day with a 65% liquids weighting; oil and gas portion contributed 90% of total revenue, reflecting the company's liquids-focused strategy benefitting from elevated oil prices.
Robust Funds from Operations and Shareholder Return
Generated $59 million of funds from operations ($0.36 per share) at a Q1 WTI of $72; returned $44 million in dividends during the quarter and maintained a monthly dividend program.
Strategic Permian Mineral Acquisitions
Invested $19 million in mineral title lands in the Permian, adding over 200 drilling locations under premier operators (ExxonMobil, Diamondback, Occidental, ConocoPhillips, Double Eagle); lands held in perpetuity in core undeveloped resource areas.