Overview
ShaMaran Q3 2025 revenue declines 2% yr/yr, missing analyst expectations
Company resumed full production after July drone strike, impacting Q3 results
ShaMaran announces interim agreements for Iraq-Türkiye pipeline exports
Outlook
ShaMaran expects increased accounts receivable due to longer payment terms for oil exports
ShaMaran plans to finalize long-term agreements with Erbil and Baghdad for payment assurance
Result Drivers
PIPELINE REOPENING - Resumption of Iraq-Türkiye pipeline exports allowed ShaMaran to receive international prices for oil, improving revenue recognition
DRONE ATTACK IMPACT - July drone attacks caused temporary production shutdowns at Sarsang and Atrush, affecting Q3 revenue
INTERIM AGREEMENTS - ShaMaran executed interim agreements with KRG and Iraq, enabling the restart of international exports via the pipeline
Key Details
Metric
Beat/Miss
Actual
Consensus Estimate
Q3 Revenue
Miss
$28.94 mln
$32 mln (1 Analyst)
Q3 EBITDAX
$16.39 mln
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