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Guidance from Permian Resources’s last 8 earnings releases. Every value links to its sentence in the filing. See something wrong? Tell us.
Current guidance
52 items
Releases tracked
8
Latest release
Aug 5, 2026
Data checked
Aug 5, 2026
On this page:Latest changes·Current guidance·Your sector group·History

What changed in the Aug 5, 2026 release

Each item compared with the same item in the previous release (May 6, 2026). Values in quotation marks are the company’s words.

New — first stated in this releaseRaised / Lowered / Narrowed / Widened — changed from the prior releaseRevised — wording changed, direction not determinableChanged — value changed; the comparison couldn’t be parsed to a directionReiterated — restated unchangedNot restated — stated before, absent nowRaised and lowered describe the number, not whether the change is favorable.
ChangeMetricPeriodPreviousNowSource
NewYear-end 2026 Net Debt-to-LQA EBITDAXfor FY2026—“approximately 0.5x”Filing ↗
NewAnnual cash interest expense reductionfor FY2026—“approximately $75 million”Filing ↗
NewAverage working interestfor FY2026—“over 80%”Filing ↗
NewCapital associated with Ward County bolt-onfor FY2026—“approximately $25 million”Filing ↗
NewCapital expenditures (mid-point)for FY2026—“$1.95 billion”Filing ↗
NewCash capital expenditures rangefor FY2026—“$1.9 – $2.0 billion”Filing ↗
RaisedNet average daily oil production (Bbls/d)for FY2026“190,000 — 195,000”“197,000 — 201,000”Filing ↗
NewOil production (approx.)for FY2026—“approximately 199 MBbls/d”Filing ↗
NewOil production (mid-point)for FY2026—“199.0 MBbls/d”Filing ↗
NewSecond half cash capital expendituresfor H2 FY2026—“less than $1 billion”Filing ↗
NewSecond half oil productionfor H2 FY2026—“over 200 MBbls/d”Filing ↗
RaisedTotal cash capital expenditure program ($MM)for FY2026“$1,750 — $1,950”“$1,900 — $2,000”Filing ↗
ReiteratedSeverance and ad valorem taxes (% of revenue)for FY2026“6.5% — 8.5%”“6.5% — 8.5%”Filing ↗
ReiteratedAverage lateral length (feet)for FY2026“~11,000”“~11,000”Filing ↗
ReiteratedCash general and administrative ($/Boe)for FY2026“~$0.80”“~$0.80”Filing ↗
ReiteratedGathering, processing and transportation expenses ($/Boe)for FY2026“~$1.40”“~$1.40”Filing ↗
ReiteratedLease operating expenses ($/Boe)for FY2026“~$5.45”“~$5.45”Filing ↗
ReiteratedNet average daily production (Boe/d)for FY2026“400,000 — 430,000”“400,000 — 430,000”Filing ↗
ReiteratedOperated drilling program TILs (gross)for FY2026“~250”“~250”Filing ↗
ReiteratedTotal controllable cash costsfor FY2026“$7.15 — $8.15”“$7.15 — $8.15”Filing ↗
Show 15 items not restated in this release
ChangeMetricPeriodPreviousNowSource
Not restatedFirm capacity on long-haul pipelines and sales agreements out of basinfor FY2028“approximately 700 MMcf/d”—Filing ↗
Not restatedFirm natural gas transport capacityfor FY2028“approximately 700 MMcf/d”—Filing ↗
Not restated8/8ths net revenue interestfor FY2026“approximately 79%”—Filing ↗
Not restatedNatural gas realized revenue premium versus Waha Hub pricingfor FY2026“approximately $0.25 to $0.75 per Mcf”—Filing ↗
Not restatedFirm transportation capacity exposed to Gulf Coast and DFW marketsfor FY2027“over 700 MMcf/d”—Filing ↗
Not restatedCash capex allocated to facilities, infrastructure, capital workover and non-operated capexfor FY2026“approximately $400 million”—Filing ↗
Not restatedCrude oil and total average productionfor FY2026“186 to 192 MBbls/d”—Filing ↗
Not restatedD&C costs per foot reduction vs 2025for FY2026“approximately 8% reduction”—Filing ↗
Not restatedImproved pricing relative to Waha from natural gas marketing agreementsfor FY2026“approximately $1 per Mcf improved pricing relative to Waha”—Filing ↗
Not restatedNatural gas realizations increasefor FY2026“over $0.10 per Mcf”—Filing ↗
Not restatedOil production targetfor FY2026“192.5 MBbls/d”—Filing ↗
Not restatedOil realizations as % of WTIfor FY2026“97% to 100% of WTI”—Filing ↗
Not restatedOperating activity directed towards New Mexicofor FY2026“approximately 65%”—Filing ↗
Not restatedTotal productionfor FY2026“400 to 430 MBoe/d”—Filing ↗
Not restatedUplift to free cash flow from natural gas marketing agreementsfor FY2026“over $100 million uplift to free cash flow”—Filing ↗

Current guidance

Guidance for periods that have not yet ended, at its most recent value, grouped by horizon.

Current fiscal year
MetricCurrent valuePeriodMeasureFirst statedTimes statedSource
8/8ths net revenue interest“approximately 79%”for FY2026GAAP-tiedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Natural gas realized revenue premium versus Waha Hub pricing“approximately $0.25 to $0.75 per Mcf”for FY2026GAAP-tiedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
NGLs realized revenue“approximately 23% to 25% of WTI”for FY2026GAAP-tiedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Severance and ad valorem taxes (% of revenue)“6.5% — 8.5%”for FY2026GAAP-tiedFeb 25, 20263Filing ↗
Year-end 2026 Net Debt-to-LQA EBITDAX“approximately 0.5x”for FY2026Company-definedAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Annual cash interest expense reduction“approximately $75 million”for FY2026GAAP-tiedAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Annual oil production growth“approximately 4%”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Average lateral length (feet)“~11,000”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20263Filing ↗
Average working interest“over 80%”for FY2026Company-definedAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Average working interest“75% - 80%”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20262Filing ↗
Base dividend“$0.16 per share”for Q3 FY2026Declared actionAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Capital associated with Ward County bolt-on“approximately $25 million”for FY2026Company-definedAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Capital budget change year-over-year“6% lower capital budget year-over-year”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Capital expenditures (mid-point)“$1.95 billion”for FY2026Company-definedAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Cash capex allocated to facilities, infrastructure, capital workover and non-operated capex“approximately $400 million”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Cash capital expenditures range“$1.9 – $2.0 billion”for FY2026Company-definedAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Cash general and administrative ($/Boe)“~$0.80”for FY2026GAAP-tiedMay 6, 20262Filing ↗
Cash general and administrative expense“$0.80 per Boe”for FY2026GAAP-tiedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Crude oil and total average production“186 to 192 MBbls/d”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Crude oil realizations increase“over $0.50 per Bbl”for FY2026Company-definedAug 6, 20251Filing ↗
Cumulative current income tax“less than $50 million”for FY2026Company-definedAug 6, 20251Filing ↗
D&C costs per foot reduction vs 2025“approximately 8% reduction”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Firm capacity on long-haul pipelines and sales agreements out of basin“approximately 330 MMcf/d”for FY2026Company-definedNov 5, 20251Filing ↗
Firm natural gas transport capacity“approximately 330 MMcf/d”for FY2026Company-definedNov 5, 20251Filing ↗
Gathering, processing and transportation expenses ($/Boe)“~$1.40”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20263Filing ↗
Improved pricing relative to Waha from natural gas marketing agreements“approximately $1 per Mcf improved pricing relative to Waha”for FY2026Company-definedNov 5, 20251Filing ↗
Incremental free cash flow from marketing agreements“$50 million”for FY2026Company-definedAug 6, 20251Filing ↗
Lease operating expenses ($/Boe)“~$5.45”for FY2026GAAP-tiedFeb 25, 20263Filing ↗
Natural gas production priced at Gulf Coast and DFW markets or protected by hedges“~75%”for FY2026Company-definedNov 5, 20251Filing ↗
Natural gas realizations increase“over $0.10 per Mcf”for FY2026Company-definedAug 6, 20251Filing ↗
Net average daily oil production (Bbls/d)“197,000 — 201,000”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20263Filing ↗
Net average daily production (Boe/d)“400,000 — 430,000”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20263Filing ↗
NGL realizations as % of WTI“approximately 23% to 25% of WTI”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
NGLs (% of WTI)“approximately 23% to 25% of WTI”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Oil production (approx.)“approximately 199 MBbls/d”for FY2026Company-definedAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Oil production (mid-point)“199.0 MBbls/d”for FY2026Company-definedAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Oil production target“192.5 MBbls/d”for FY2026Company-definedMay 6, 20261Filing ↗
Oil production target (mid-point of)“increased its full year 2026 oil production target by 3.5 MBbls/d to 192.5 MBbls/d at the mid-point of guidance”for FY2026Company-definedMay 6, 20261Filing ↗
Oil realizations as % of WTI“97% to 100% of WTI”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Operated drilling program TILs (gross)“~250”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20263Filing ↗
Operating activity directed towards New Mexico“approximately 65%”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Operating activity directed towards Texas Delaware Basin“approximately 30%”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Second half cash capital expenditures“less than $1 billion”for H2 FY2026Company-definedAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Second half oil production“over 200 MBbls/d”for H2 FY2026Company-definedAug 5, 20261Filing ↗
Total cash capital expenditure budget“$1.75 to $1.95 billion”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Total cash capital expenditure program ($MM)“$1,900 — $2,000”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20263Filing ↗
Total controllable cash costs“$7.15 — $8.15”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20263Filing ↗
Total production“400 to 430 MBoe/d”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Turn-in-line gross wells“approximately 250”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Uplift to free cash flow from natural gas marketing agreements“over $100 million uplift to free cash flow”for FY2026Company-definedNov 5, 20251Filing ↗
Next year and medium term
MetricCurrent valuePeriodMeasureFirst statedTimes statedSource
Firm capacity on long-haul pipelines and sales agreements out of basin“approximately 700 MMcf/d”for FY2028Company-definedNov 5, 20251Filing ↗
Firm natural gas transport capacity“approximately 700 MMcf/d”for FY2028Company-definedNov 5, 20251Filing ↗
Firm transportation capacity exposed to Gulf Coast and DFW markets“over 700 MMcf/d”for FY2027Company-definedMay 6, 20261Filing ↗
No period stated
MetricCurrent valuePeriodMeasureFirst statedTimes statedSource
Annualized base dividend“$0.60 per share”—Declared actionOct 31, 20242Filing ↗
Base dividend (annualized basis)“$0.64 per share”—Declared actionMay 7, 20255Filing ↗
Base dividend increase“7% increase from $0.15 per share previously”—Declared actionFeb 25, 20261Filing ↗
Quarterly base dividend“$0.15 per share of Class A common stock, or $0.60 per share on an annualized basis”—Declared actionOct 31, 20241Filing ↗
Share repurchase authorization“$1 billion”—Declared actionMay 7, 20252Filing ↗
Share repurchase authorization remaining“$957 million”—Declared actionAug 6, 20251Filing ↗

How one item moved

Net average daily oil production (Bbls/d), for FY2026 — every statement across the year, each linked to its filing.

Feb 25, 2026
New
“186,000 — 192,000”
May 6, 2026
Raised
“190,000 — 195,000”
Aug 5, 2026
Raised
“197,000 — 201,000”

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Full history

Every metric, every release, eight quarters — the complete record as one table.

MetricFY2028FY2027FY2026FY2025FY2024No period
8/8ths net revenue interest——1 statement1 statement——
Estimated average realized revenue from natural gas relative to Waha Hub pricing———1 statement——
Natural gas realized revenue premium versus Waha Hub pricing——1 statement———
NGLs realized revenue——1 statement———
Severance and ad valorem taxes (% of revenue)——3 statements4 statements1 statement—
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Filings

The 8 earnings releases this page is built from.

FiledFiscal periodAccessionGuidance items
Aug 5, 2026FY2026 Q20001658566-26-00009422Open filing ↗
May 6, 2026FY2026 Q10001658566-26-00006918Open filing ↗
Feb 25, 2026FY2025 Q40001658566-26-00003135Open filing ↗
Nov 5, 2025FY2025 Q30001658566-25-00008824Open filing ↗
Aug 6, 2025FY2025 Q20001658566-25-00006526Open filing ↗
May 7, 2025FY2025 Q10001658566-25-00003822Open filing ↗
Feb 25, 2025FY2024 Q40001658566-25-00000835Open filing ↗
Oct 31, 2024FY2024 Q30001658566-24-00010518Open filing ↗
Values in quotation marks are the company’s words; the classification and filing links are HighGravityData’s. HighGravityData does not score or rank companies or give investment advice.
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