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Matador Resources

Matador Resources (MTDR) Q2 2025 Earnings

Reported Jul 22, 2025 at 4:24 PM ET · SEC Source

Q2 25 EPS

$1.53

BEAT +8.83%

Est. $1.41

Q2 25 Revenue

$895.3M

MISS 0.28%

Est. $897.9M

vs S&P Since Q2 25

-16.6%

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MTDR +0.9% vs S&P +17.4%

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Did MTDR Beat Earnings? Q2 2025 Results

Matador Resources posted a mixed but largely encouraging second quarter, beating Wall Street's profit expectations while falling just short on revenue as record production volumes cushioned the blow from sharply lower commodity prices. The Permian Ba… Read more Matador Resources posted a mixed but largely encouraging second quarter, beating Wall Street's profit expectations while falling just short on revenue as record production volumes cushioned the blow from sharply lower commodity prices. The Permian Basin independent earned adjusted EPS of $1.53 for Q2 2025, clearing the $1.41 consensus estimate by 8.83%, even as revenue of $895.31 million came in 0.28% below expectations, rising 4.7% year over year. The headline story was a 30% surge in production to a record 209,013 BOE/d, which helped offset oil prices that fell 21% year over year to $64.34 per barrel, keeping adjusted EBITDA up a modest 3% at $594.20 million. Capital discipline was equally notable, with D/C/E spending coming in 4% below guidance midpoint and total cash operating costs falling 13% sequentially to $13.76 per BOE. Looking ahead, Matador raised its full-year production guidance to 200,000-205,000 BOE/d without lifting its capital budget, signaling confidence that operational efficiencies will sustain momentum even as the company trims its rig count to eight by August 2025.

Key Takeaways

  • • Record quarterly production of 209,013 BOE/d, up 30% year-over-year
  • • Outperformance of acquired properties and wells turned to sales in Q4 2024
  • • Capital and operational efficiency with D/C/E costs approximately $825 per completed lateral foot
  • • Cash operating costs declined 13% sequentially to $13.76 per BOE
  • • San Mateo Midstream processing capacity expanded 38% to 720 MMcf/d with Marlan Plant expansion
  • • San Mateo delivered record quarterly net income of $66 million and record Adjusted EBITDA of $85.5 million
  • • Net sales of purchased natural gas increased to $32 million from $11 million year-over-year
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MTDR YoY Financials

Q2 2025 vs Q2 2024, source: SEC Filings

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MTDR Revenue by Segment

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“Matador is pleased to report our second quarter where we achieved record production alongside robust free cash flow. Throughout Matador's 40-year history, we have consistently pursued long-term value creation for our shareholders through prudent capital allocation, just as we continue to do today, so that our oil and natural gas production and our free cash flow can grow in tandem. Matador achieves this balanced growth through our integrated team approach across the drilling, completion, production and midstream teams. This integration allows us to profitably develop at a measured pace our over 200,000 net acre position in the Delaware Basin. Matador aims, with a conservative balance sheet, to use our free cash flow to return capital to our shareholders through dividends and share repurchases and to reinvest in our business through our brick-by-brick land acquisition strategy. In the second half of 2025 and into 2026, we expect to continue to increase our ten to 15 years of quality Delaware Basin inventory and to enhance our asset positions in our key asset areas to drive growth and profitability. Matador is excited about the growing upstream and midstream opportunities we can see ahead of us for our business going forward.”

— Joseph Wm. Foran, Q2 2025 Earnings Press Release

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