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APA Corporation (APA) · 8 releases, Nov 6, 2024 to Aug 5, 2026 · rows are metrics, columns are releases
Raised · a change from the previous releaseSame · restated unchanged— · not stated in that releaseEvery value links to its sentence in the filing
MetricNov 6, 2024
FY24 Q3
Feb 26, 2025
FY24 Q4
May 7, 2025
FY25 Q1
Aug 6, 2025
FY25 Q2
Oct 8, 2025
FY25 Q3
Jan 20, 2026
FY25 Q4
Apr 14, 2026
FY26 Q1
Aug 5, 2026
FY26 Q2
For FY2028
First oil timing, Suriname Block 58———New“mid-2028”————
GranMorgu project first oil—New“first oil in 2028”——————
For FY2027
Run-rate cost savings target—New“$350 million”——————
Sustainable annual cost savings target—New“at least $350 million”——————
For FY2026
Exit run-rate cost savings———————New“approximately $500 million”
Lease operating expenses———————New“lowered by $25 million to $1.5 billion”
Return of free cash flow to shareholders———————New“at least 60% of free cash flow”
Return to shareholders (capital returns)———————New“at least 60% of free cash flow”
Run-rate savings———New“$350 million”————
Three-year cost reduction run-rate savings target———New“$350 million in run-rate savings in 2026”————
Total company upstream capital investment———————New“$2.07 billion”
U.S. capital———————New“$1.3 billion”
U.S. oil production outlook———————New“123,000 barrels of oil per day”
For FY2025
Adjusted BOE production growthNew“mid-single digit adjusted BOE growth”———————
Annualized run-rate savings target by end of year——New“$225 million”—————
Capital allocated to other exploration, primarily in AlaskaNew“$100 million”———————
Capital allocated to Suriname development activityNew“$200 million”———————
Capital budgetNew“$2.5 to $2.6 billion”———————
Capital for the development of the GranMorgu project———New“$275 million”————
Combined development capital budget for Permian and Egypt—New“$2.2-$2.3 billion”——————
Development capital (reduction)——New“$150 million”—————
Dry hole costs (before tax)————New“$4-$6 million”———
Egypt adjusted production volumes—New“69,000 BOE per day”——————
Egypt new acreage drilling start———New“by the end of the year”————
Egypt rig count—New“12 rigs”——————
Egypt rig programNew“12-rig”———————
Egypt tax barrels————New“37 - 38 MBoe/d”———
Estimated weighted-average basic common shares————New“357 million”———
Expected savings——New“$130MM”—————
Exploration allocation—New“$100 million”——————
Exploration allocation, primarily in AlaskaNew“$100 million”———————
Exploration capital (included in upstream capital budget)—New“$100 million”——————
Exploration capital (reduction)——New“$25 million”—————
For income from third party oil and gas marketing activities——New“$575 million”—————
Gas production volumes trend——New“continue on a strong growing trajectory, leading to higher average realized gas prices through the fourth quarter”—————
GranMorgu (Suriname) full-year capital———New“$275 million”————
GranMorgu development allocation—New“$200 million”——————
GranMorgu development capital (included in upstream capital budget)—New“$200 million”——————
In-year (realized) cost savings target———New“$200 million”————
International Natural Gas (Mcf)————New“$4.20”———
International NGL (bbl)————New“$40.00”———
International Oil (bbl)————New“$68.50”———
Net gain on oil and gas purchases and sales (before tax)————New“$177 million”———
New Mexico divestiture expected closing——New“late in the second quarter”—————
New Mexico divestiture package expected production——New“12.4 Mboe/d (46% oil)”—————
New Mexico Permian assets production——New“12.4 Mboe/d (46% oil)”—————
Permian Basin rig programNew“eight-rig”———————
Permian capital reduction———New“$130 million reduction in original Permian capital guidance”————
Permian rig count——New“6 rigs”—————
Permian rig count—New“eight rigs”——————
Realized savings target———New“$200 million”————
Returning of FCF to shareholders—New“at least 60%”——————
Rig count reduction by end of second quarter——New“6 rigs”—————
Suriname development activity allocationNew“$200 million”———————
Total company adjusted production—New“around 396,000 BOE per day”——————
Total realized savings on controllable spend——New“$130 million”—————
U.S. oil production——New“125,000 to 127,000 barrels per day”—————
U.S. oil volumes—New“125,000 to 127,000 barrels of oil per day”——————
United States Natural Gas (Mcf)————New“$0.70”———
United States NGL (bbl)————New“$20.00”———
United States Oil (bbl)————New“$66.00”———
Upstream capital budget—New“$2.5 to $2.6 billion”——————
Upstream oil and gas capital investment—New“$2.5 to $2.6 billion”——————
Year-end run-rate savings target———New“$300 million”————
For FY2024
Incremental capital for Suriname, Alaska and EgyptNew“$80 million”———————
Upstream capital investmentNew“approximately $645 million”———————
Upstream capital investmentNew“approximately $645 million”———————
No period stated
Annualized run-rate savings——New“$225 million”—————
First oil from Suriname Block 58———New“mid-2028”————
Long-term net debt target———New“$3 billion”————
Permian rig count / flat volumes———New“six rigs”————
Permian rig count to hold oil volumes sustainably flat——New“6.5 rigs”—————
Return of free cash flow to shareholders through base dividends and share repurchases———New“60%”————
Shareholder return commitment (% of free cash flow)———New“60% of free cash flow”————
Shareholder returns commitment (% of FCF)—New“at least 60% of FCF”——————
Year-end run-rate savings target———New“$300 million”————
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