Record Financial Performance
Full-year adjusted EBITDA of $613,800,000 and distributable cash flow (DCF) of $385,700,000, both company records; Q4 net income of $27.8M, operating income of $76.6M, and net cash provided by operating activities of $139.5M. DCF finished above recently increased guidance.
Strong Utilization and Fleet Scale
Maintained average utilization in excess of 94% throughout 2025, ending the year at 94.5%. Average active horsepower ~3,579,000 and total fleet ~3,900,000 HP (added ~21,000 HP QoQ). 2026 budget includes ~105,000 new HP (~2% increase in active horsepower) with ~50% already contracted.
Pricing and Margin Strength
Q4 pricing reached an all-time high of $21.69 per horsepower (+1% sequential, +4% year-over-year). Fourth quarter adjusted gross margins were 66.8%, in line with historical trend.
Balance Sheet and Liquidity Improvements
Refinanced ABL and a senior note, materially reducing weighted average borrowing cost (borrowing costs improved by ~50 basis points versus prior structure). End-of-Q4 leverage was 4.0x with a near-term target of 3.75x. Available liquidity includes roughly $0.5B ABL capacity plus a $300M accordion.
Strategic JW Power Acquisition and Pro Forma Guidance
Closed JW Power acquisition (Jan 12), expanding geographic footprint and horsepower (Permian active HP increased to ~1,700,000). Pro forma 2026 guidance including JW: adjusted EBITDA $770M–$800M and DCF $480M–$510M. Management expects $10M–$20M of annual run-rate synergies by 2027.
Operational and Technology Investments
2026 expanded capital plan includes $230M–$250M expansion capex (includes just over 100,000 new HP) and $60M–$70M maintenance capex to support consistent preventative maintenance. Plan includes telemetry/panel upgrades and other investments (~$40M) to improve operational visibility and efficiency.
Favorable Gas Fundamentals
Natural gas prices averaged $3.52/MMBtu in 2025, a 56% increase year-over-year, and overall natural gas activity returned to growth (natural gas up ~9% YoY), supporting demand in major gas basins (Marcellus, Utica, Haynesville).