The earnings call highlighted strategic steps such as the acquisition of the Western Pipeline and progress in non-core asset sales, which are positive for future operations. However, the quarter faced significant challenges, including wider product discounts, decreased throughput, and negative EBITDA. The sentiment is balanced with both strategic progress and operational challenges.
Company Guidance
In the Tidewater Midstream and Infrastructure Limited Q1 2025 financial results conference call, the company provided several guidance metrics and insights. The CEO, Jeremy Baines, highlighted the acquisition of the North segment of Pembina's Western Pipeline, which is expected to provide cost savings of $10 to $15 million annually and secure a reliable feedstock supply for the Prince George Refinery. The refinery's throughput was reported at 9,936 barrels per day, a decrease from previous quarters due to third-party maintenance issues. The Brazeau River complex also experienced reduced throughput at 94 million cubic feet per day, attributed to a facility outage and the cessation of sour gas processing. The company aims to improve cash flow and utilization rates, anticipating a recovery in throughput levels throughout the year. Moreover, Tidewater continues to focus on its non-core asset sales program, targeting $100 million in proceeds, of which $24 million has been realized from the BRC Roadway network sale. The financial results showed a consolidated net loss of $31.8 million, with adjusted EBITDA at negative $3.7 million, reflecting challenges from lower refined product sales and margins. Despite these setbacks, the company remains optimistic about improving market conditions and financial performance going forward.
Strategic Acquisition of Western Pipeline
Tidewater Midstream announced an agreement to purchase the North segment of Pembina's Western Pipeline, expected to provide a reliable and lower-cost source of feedstock for the Prince George Refinery over the next 25 years.
Progress in Non-Core Asset Sales
The company completed the sale of the BRC Roadway network for $24 million, with $22.5 million used to repay outstanding debt, and continues to advance its non-core asset sales program with a target of $100 million.
Improvement in Renewable Diesel Margins
Significant improvement in margins at the Tidewater Renewables HDRD facility due to Canadian renewable blend requirements and increasing import parity price of U.S. renewable diesel.
Tidewater Midstream and Infrastructure (TSE:TWM) Earnings, Revenues Date & History
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Price 1 Day Before
Price 1 Day After
Percentage Change
Aug 14, 2025
C$4.70
C$4.60
-2.13%
May 08, 2025
C$5.70
C$4.20
-26.32%
Mar 27, 2025
C$4.40
C$5.00
+13.64%
Nov 14, 2024
C$4.60
C$2.50
-45.65%
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