The earnings call highlighted significant progress in production increases and cost reductions, coupled with proactive balance sheet management. However, operational challenges in Winterfell and subsea pump issues in Equatorial Guinea presented notable setbacks. The overall sentiment is positive due to the strong financial and operational improvements overshadowing the operational issues.
Company Guidance
During the Kosmos Energy's Third Quarter 2025 Conference Call, the company outlined significant progress and future expectations across several metrics. Key highlights include the Jubilee oil field's first new well in the 2025/26 drilling campaign, producing around 10,000 barrels of oil per day, with production at Jubilee increasing by 13% quarter-on-quarter to 62,500 barrels per day. In the Gulf of America, net production was 16,600 barrels of oil equivalent per day, aligning with guidance. The GTA project in Senegal and Mauritania showed a 60% production increase, with 6.8 gross LNG cargos lifted in the quarter. The company announced a reduction in CapEx expectations for the year, now predicted to be below $350 million, a decrease from the previous forecast of $500 million, and highlighted significant cost reductions in operating expenses and overhead. Kosmos has also taken steps to strengthen its balance sheet, including a $250 million term loan from Shell, aimed at addressing upcoming debt maturities. The company has improved its leverage position by hedging 8.5 million barrels of oil for 2026, with a floor of $66 and a ceiling of $73 per barrel.
Increased Production in Jubilee and GTA
Jubilee's first well of the 2025/26 campaign delivered around 10,000 barrels per day of gross oil production. GTA production ramped up, lifting 13.5 gross LNG cargos by the end of October, with the first condensate cargo lifted as well.
Cost Reductions
CapEx continues to fall, expected to be below $350 million, a reduction of around $500 million year-on-year. Operating costs are down almost 40% quarter-on-quarter, with targeted savings of $25 million in overhead by year-end.
Balance Sheet Enhancements
A $250 million term loan from Shell was secured to address upcoming debt maturities. A semi-annual re-determination of the RBL was successfully completed, maintaining a borrowing base above $1.35 billion.
Kosmos Energy (KOS) Earnings, Revenues Date & History
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Beat
Missed
KOS Earnings-Related Price Changes
Report Date
Price 1 Day Before
Price 1 Day After
Percentage Change
Nov 03, 2025
$1.57
$1.48
-5.73%
Aug 04, 2025
$1.95
$1.90
-2.56%
May 06, 2025
$1.59
$1.54
-3.14%
Feb 24, 2025
$3.18
$2.88
-9.43%
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