RE: QUARTERLY PRODUCTION2 Apr 2026 11:38
Exactly ResRes, hedges locked in until June 2027, and when you look at the new hedges compared to the legacy ones which expired at the end of June last year, well it's very positive is it not?
Legacy hedges were primarily fixed at a rate of approximately 29 pence per therm, often representing less than 50% of prevailing gas prices during their final term therm.
Following their expiry, the company’s average hedge price for the remainder of 2025 jumped to 84p per therm in Q3 and 91p per therm in Q4, a price increase of roughly 180% to 213% compared to the legacy levels.
The situation has changed beyond recognition now, with the new hedges locking in an average of 101p per therm for approx 44% of production until June 2027, and the rest being exposed to even higher spikes in the POG & POO.
GLA SR