Epsilon Energy Reserves Jump 150 Percent
Earnings Report and Acquisition: Epsilon Energy reported a 30% decline in cash flows for Q2 2025 but announced the acquisition of Peak Companies, which is expected to increase year-end 2024 reserves by over 150% and liquids production by over 200%. This strategic move enhances their asset base and competitive profile in the energy sector.
Future Development Plans: The company plans to focus on completing two Niobrara wells in Q4 2025 and will commence additional drilling activities across multiple basins starting in 2026, while maintaining its current dividend. They aim to refinance Peak's term loan and seek shareholder approval for the acquisition in the upcoming quarter.
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Epsilon Energy CEO Stabell Acquires 28,500 Shares for $131,097
- Insider Purchase: Epsilon Energy CEO Jason Stabell bought 28,500 shares of EPSN at $4.60 each on Monday, totaling an investment of $131,097, indicating strong confidence in the company's future prospects.
- Investment Return: As of Wednesday, Stabell's investment is up approximately 6.3%, based on a trading high of $4.89, reflecting positive market sentiment towards Epsilon Energy.
- Historical Transactions: Over the past 12 months, Stabell has made two additional purchases of EPSN, totaling $186,832 at an average price of $5.16 per share, demonstrating his ongoing belief in the company's long-term value.
- WhiteHorse Finance Transaction: Concurrently, WhiteHorse Finance CEO Stuart D. Aronson purchased 17,000 shares at $6.86 each for a total of $116,600, showcasing confidence in the company and potentially influencing market sentiment.

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