ShaMaran Petroleum (SNM) Corporate Presentation summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Corporate Presentation summary
4 Jul, 2025Corporate profile and asset overview
Operates as a non-operator with two producing oil assets in Kurdistan, focusing on organic growth and M&A opportunities.
Holds 50% working interest in Atrush and 18% in Sarsang, with combined production from 22 wells.
Market capitalization stands at $371 million, with net debt of $104.4 million and 7 employees as of May 2025.
Share ownership is primarily retail and institutional (73.9%), with Lundin family holding 25.3%.
Production, sales, and financial performance
Atrush produces 36k bopd (25-26° API), Sarsang 30k bopd (37-38° API), both exported via pipeline and trucking.
Local sales to Kurdistan refineries generate prompt cash flow at a discount to Brent, with pipeline flow reversed since March 2023.
Working interest production increased to 23k bopd in Q1 2025, up 155% since Q4 2023.
Over $161 million in debt repaid since pipeline closure, with gross debt reduced by 51% from YE 2022 to May 2025.
Growth strategy and M&A
Growth achieved through acquisitions, including Marathon Oil's 7.5% Atrush WI, TotalEnergies' 18% Sarsang WI, and TAQA's 22.4% Atrush WI.
Atrush transaction in August 2024 significantly increased scale, with current working interest at 50% and net production at 17.7k bopd.
Net 2P reserves for Atrush and Sarsang have grown substantially, with overall 2P reserves at 71.5 MMstb as of Q1 2025.
Deleveraging and opportunistic M&A in Kurdistan are key value drivers.
Latest events from ShaMaran Petroleum
- Revenue and margins surged in 2025 on higher oil prices and pipeline exports, with net debt reduced.SNM
Q4 20254 Mar 2026 - Pipeline exports resumed, but Q3 revenue and cash flow fell due to operational disruptions.SNM
Q3 20256 Nov 2025 - Revenue up 56% and net debt down 50% year-over-year, despite Sarsang disruption.SNM
Q2 20256 Aug 2025 - Reserves and production surged after recent M&A, with local sales driving cash flow resilience.SNM
Corporate Presentation4 Jul 2025 - Kurdistan assets drive cash flow and growth amid pipeline disruptions and ongoing M&A strategy.SNM
Corporate Presentation4 Jul 2025 - Q3 2024 net income surged to $75.1M on strong local sales and the Atrush Acquisition.SNM
Q3 202413 Jun 2025 - Revenue surged 248% in Q2 2024 as local sales and cost cuts drove a strong operational recovery.SNM
Q2 202413 Jun 2025 - Revenue up 59% year-over-year, but net loss driven by non-recurring costs and pipeline closure.SNM
Q1 20256 Jun 2025 - Record production and cash flow in 2024, with reserves and debt metrics sharply improved.SNM
Q4 20245 Jun 2025