InPlay Oil lifts 2026 free adjusted funds flow outlook to CAD 79 million-CAD 89 million
Reuters2026/08/05 11:35- InPlay set updated FY 2026 outlook after agreeing to buy a private producer for CAD 54.25 million, lifting output above 20,100 boe/d.
- Forecast production of 18,900-19,400 boe/d with 61%-63% light oil and NGLs, versus 18,600-19,200 boe/d previously.
- Projected capital spending of CAD 80-82 million for 17 net wells, up from CAD 66-74 million for 12-14 net wells.
- Expected adjusted funds flow of CAD 161-169 million, up from CAD 143-151 million; free adjusted funds flow of CAD 79-89 million.
- Guided to year-end net debt of CAD 246-254 million with net debt-to-EBITDA of 1.2x-1.3x; FAFF yield seen at 19%-21%.
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