Record Volumes and Revenue
Total 2025 sand sales volume reached a record 3.7 million metric tons, up 5% year-over-year; total revenue for 2025 was $700.3 million, an increase of $26.4 million (≈+3.9%) versus 2024.
Strong Q4 Activity and Sand Sales
Fourth-quarter sand sales were 907,000 metric tons, an 18% increase versus Q4 2024, generating $135.3 million in sand revenue (Q4 sand revenue up $17.7 million).
Significant Net Income Improvement
Net income for 2025 was $33.1 million, an increase of $23.6 million versus 2024 (prior-year net income implied ≈$9.5M), driven by lower share-based compensation and a recovery from settlement of the Fox Creek lawsuit.
Strategic Capacity and Logistics Enhancements
Expanded domestic sand capability to 1 million tonnes per year (Peace River expansion), completed Taylor terminal commissioning, expanded Chetwynd terminal, and strengthened last-mile logistics with additional trucking assets, improving mine-to-wellsite capabilities.
Shareholder Returns and Balance Sheet Actions
Initiated a share repurchase program and repurchased/canceled 465,000 shares; reduced term loan by $23.7 million; year-end available liquidity was $59.9 million.
Operational Wins in Logistics and U.S. Contracts
Sahara units deployed in the U.S. remained fully contracted and 100% utilized; last-mile logistics drove higher well-site deliveries (Q4 well-site solution revenue $28.3M, +6% year-over-year).
Margin Contribution from Trucking and Lower Rail Costs
Incremental margin of $3.6 million generated from Source's trucking operations and lower rail transportation costs realized in late 2025 partially offset other margin pressures.
2026 Capital Plan and Growth Outlook
Net capital expenditures for 2026 expected between $30 million and $40 million, focused on Peace River optimization and existing terminal network; company expects 2026 volumes to be broadly flat year-over-year with potential back-half upside from LNG/export ramp.