Matador Resources Company (MTDR) SEC Filings & Earnings Calls
EquiReason read 22 Matador Resources Company SEC filings in the last 12 months. Latest: 8-K on 2026-10-21 — Matador Resources increased quarterly cash dividend 17% to $0.4375/share ($1.75/year), marking eighth increase in five years, citing free cash flow confidence..
Source: SEC EDGAR filings · figures as of 2026-06-30 · read by EquiReason
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21 Oct 20268-K · 7.01Matador Resources increased quarterly cash dividend 17% to $0.4375/share ($1.75/year), marking eighth increase in five years, citing free cash flow confidence.open
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| quarterly cash dividend per share · Q4-2026 | $0.44 | +17% y/y |
| annual dividend per share · FY2026 | $1.75 | +17% y/y |
5 Oct 20268-K · 2.01, 7.01Matador Resources completed the acquisition of Paloma Permian LLC for $1.255B in cash, adding 156 net locations and 16,500 net acres in the Delaware Basin, with production outperforming underwriting by 10%.acquisitionopen
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Net locations · Delaware Basin · Q4-2026 | 156 | |
| Net acres · Delaware Basin · Q4-2026 | 16,500 | |
| Approved drilling permits · Delaware Basin · Q4-2026 | 59 |
Risks flagged
Integration risk and execution of drilling plans on acquired acreage.
“Matador expects to commence drilling operations on up to 25 wells associated with Paloma acreage by year-end 2027.” · word for word
Cash consideration of $1.255B may increase leverage or reduce liquidity.
“Purchaser paid the as-adjusted closing purchase price of approximately $1.255 billion in cash.” · word for word
10 Sep 20268-K · 5.02Van H. Singleton retired as Co-President and transitioned to Special Advisor; Bryan Erman assumes Co-President role; Jonathan Filbert takes over land and M&A responsibilities.open
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Advisor annual fee | $450000.00 |
Risks flagged
Key executive departure, but transition appears orderly with internal successors.
“Retirement of Co-President, but role assumed by existing Co-President and other internal promotions.”
7 Aug 202610-QNet income attributable to Matador more than doubled to $390.7M in Q2 2026, driven by strong oil revenue growth and operating leverage, though natural gas revenues were negative due to hedging losses.earningsopen
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Oil revenues · Q2-2026 | $1.13B | +57% y/y |
| Natural gas revenues · Q2-2026 | $-39M | -140% y/y |
| Operating income · Q2-2026 | $577M | +100% y/y |
| Net income attributable to Matador · Q2-2026 | $391M | +160% y/y |
| Operating cash flow · H1-2026 | $1.41B | +15% y/y |
| Drilling and completion capex · H1-2026 | $745M | 0% y/y |
| Total debt · 2026-06-30 | $4.22B |
Risks flagged
Natural gas price exposure
“Natural gas revenues were negative $38.8M in Q2 2026 due to realized hedging losses and low prices.”
High leverage
“Total long-term debt $4.22B at June 30, 2026, with $939M drawn on Credit Agreement and $911M on San Mateo facility.”
Derivative losses
“Realized loss on derivatives $72.5M in Q2 2026 vs gain $6.9M in Q2 2025; unrealized loss $170M in H1 2026.”
5 Aug 20268-K · 2.02, 7.01Oil production 126,106; Total proved reserves 703,000,000 (+5% y/y); Net cash provided by operating activities $937M; Guidance: Full-year 2026 oil production growth guidance raised from 4% to 7%earningsopen
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Oil production · Q2-2026 | $126106.00 | |
| Total proved reserves · 2026-06-30 | $703M | +5% y/y |
| Net cash provided by operating activities · Q2-2026 | $937M | |
| Adjusted free cash flow · Q2-2026 | $303M |
Guidance
Full-year 2026 oil production growth guidance raised from 4% to 7%
Record production; raised guidance; multiple strategic acquisitions adding inventory; strong cash flow.
Risks flagged
Acquisition integration risk; Paloma and Ridge Runner expected to close in Q4 2026.
“once the Paloma and Ridge Runner transactions are completed, which is expected to occur in the fourth quarter of 2026” · word for word
24 Jul 20268-K · 1.01, 7.01Matador Resources acquires Paloma Permian and Ridge Runner assets for $1.275B cash plus additional undeveloped acreage, expanding Permian Basin position.acquisitionopen
Risks flagged
Execution risk in integrating two large acquisitions and achieving expected synergies.
“The acquisitions are subject to customary closing conditions and expected to close early Q4 2026.”
22 Jul 20268-K · 7.01Quarterly cash dividend per share $0.38open
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Quarterly cash dividend per share · Q3-2026 | $0.38 |
Risks flagged
Dividend policy subject to board discretion; future payments not guaranteed
“The payment of future dividends will be made at the discretion of the Board” · word for word
8 May 202610-QTotal oil equivalent production 18,700,000; Average daily oil production 120,277 (+5% y/y); Average daily natural gas production 523,900,000 (+4% y/y); Guidance: 2026 capex budget $1.45-$1.55Bopen
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Total oil equivalent production · Q1-2026 | 18,700,000 | |
| Average daily oil production · Q1-2026 | 120,277 | +5% y/y |
| Average daily natural gas production · Q1-2026 | 523,900,000 | +4% y/y |
| Net loss attributable to Matador shareholders · Q1-2026 | $-36M | |
| Adjusted EBITDA · Q1-2026 | $577M | -10% y/y |
| Dividend per share · Q1-2026 | $0.38 | |
| Senior notes issued · Q1-2026 | $750M | |
| Senior notes repurchased · Q1-2026 | $420M |
Guidance
2026 capex budget $1.45-$1.55B
Capital expenditure budget reaffirmed for 2026, indicating stable investment plans.
Risks flagged
Derivative loss volatility
“For the first quarter of 2026, we reported a net loss attributable to Matador shareholders of $35.9 million, or $0.29 per diluted common share, on a GAAP basis, primarily resulting from a $255.5 million unrealized loss on derivatives.” · word for word
Commodity price exposure
“Changes in oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids prices and the demand for oil, natural gas and NGLs.” · word for word
6 May 20268-K · 2.02, 7.01Matador Resources increased full-year 2026 oil production guidance to 123,000-125,000 Bbl/d from 122,000-124,000 Bbl/d and total BOE production to 210,500-216,000 BOE/d from 209,500-215,000 BOE/d, while reaffirming capex guidance. Q1 resultopen
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Total oil equivalent production · FY2026 | 210,500 | |
| Adjusted free cash flow · FY2026 | $1.10B | +152% y/y |
| Total operating expenses per BOE · FY2026 | $31.00 | |
| D/C/E CapEx · FY2026 | $1.35B | |
| Midstream CapEx · FY2026 | $100M | |
| Total CapEx · FY2026 | $1.45B | |
| Net lateral footage turned to sales · FY2026 | 1,250,000 |
Guidance
FY2026 oil production raised to 123,000-125,000 Bbl/d from 122,000-124,000 Bbl/d; total BOE production raised to 210,500-216,000 BOE/d from 209,500-215,000 BOE/d; total operating expenses per BOE $31.00-$33.00 (prior $30.00-$31.00); D/C/E CapEx $1.35-$1.44B (no change); Midstream CapEx $100-$110M (no change); Total CapEx $1.45-$1.55B (no change); current income taxes 0%-1% of pretax income (prior
Raised full-year 2026 production guidance while maintaining capex, reflecting improved capital efficiency and strong operational performance.
Risks flagged
Commodity price volatility could impact free cash flow and debt repayment plans.
“estimated adjusted free cash flow for the full year 2026 will be approximately $1.1 to $1.2 billion (assuming strip oil and natural gas pricing as of early May 2026)” · word for word
Operating expenses per BOE guidance increased to $31.00-$33.00 from $30.00-$31.00, indicating cost pressure.
“Total operating expenses per BOE $31.00 to $33.00 (prior $30.00 to $31.00)”
29 Apr 2026DEF 14AAnnual proxy statement (DEF 14A) filed for the 2026 Annual Meeting, disclosing executive compensation, governance, and 2025 performance highlights.open
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Oil Production · Exploration & Production · FY2025 | $44M | +20% y/y |
| Natural Gas Production · Exploration & Production · FY2025 | $191.30B | +23% y/y |
| Average Daily Equivalent Production · Exploration & Production · FY2025 | $207070.00 | +21% y/y |
| Adjusted Free Cash Flow · Consolidated · FY2025 | $437M | |
| Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities · Consolidated · FY2025 | $2.43B | |
| D/C/E Capital Expenditures · Exploration & Production · FY2025 | $1.53B | |
| Proved Reserves · Exploration & Production · 2025-12-31 | $667M | +9% y/y |
| San Mateo Net Income · Midstream · FY2025 | $207M | +18% y/y |
| San Mateo Adjusted EBITDA · Midstream · FY2025 | $294M | +16% y/y |
| Dividend Per Share (Annualized) · Consolidated · Q4-2025 | $1.50 | +50% y/y |
Risks flagged
Commodity Price Exposure
“Performance goals may be impacted by a variety of factors considered by the Compensation Committee, such as the specific costs anticipated in the areas in which we plan to operate in a given year and macroeconomic factors, including commodity prices and inflation.” · word for word
Concentration in Delaware Basin
“The increase in oil and natural gas production was primarily attributable to our ongoing delineation and development drilling activities in the Delaware Basin throughout 2025” · word for word
Related Party Transactions
“Joseph Wm. Foran, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Shelley F. Appel, member of the Board, and certain of their affiliated entities are working interest owners and/or overriding royalty interest owners in certain properties operated by the Company.” · word for word
22 Apr 20268-K · 7.01Matador Resources declares a quarterly cash dividend of $0.375 per share, payable June 5, 2026, under a previously adopted policy.open
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| quarterly cash dividend per share · Q2-2026 | $0.38 |
5 Mar 20268-K · 1.01, 2.03, 8.01Matador Resources issued new 6.875% Senior Notes due 2028 via an indenture, and conducted a cash tender offer to purchase any and all of its existing 6.875% Senior Notes due 2028, refinancing existing debt.open
Risks flagged
Debt tender offer may indicate refinancing at potentially higher rates.
“cash tender offer ... 6.875% Senior Notes due 2028”
27 Feb 20268-K · 1.01, 8.01Matador Resources priced an offering of new notes (debt financing) on Feb 26, 2026. The filing references a Purchase Agreement with BofA Securities as representative of initial purchasers.open
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Senior Notes Offering Amount | $750M | |
| Tender Offer Amount | $500M |
26 Feb 20268-K · 8.01Senior Notes Offering Amount $750M; Tender Offer Amount $500Mopen
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Senior Notes Offering Amount | $750M | |
| Tender Offer Amount | $500M |
26 Feb 202610-KTotal oil equivalent production 75,581,000 (+21% y/y); Oil production 43,699,000 (+20% y/y); Natural gas production 191,300,000,000 (+23% y/y); Guidance: D/C/E capex guided $1.47-$1.55 billion for 2025, actual $1.53 billion; 2026 productionopen
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Total oil equivalent production · Delaware Basin · FY2025 | $76M | +21% y/y |
| Oil production · Delaware Basin · FY2025 | $44M | +20% y/y |
| Natural gas production · Delaware Basin · FY2025 | $191.30B | +23% y/y |
| Average daily oil equivalent production · Delaware Basin · FY2025 | $207070.00 | +21% y/y |
| Realized oil price (without derivatives) · Delaware Basin · FY2025 | $64.99 | -14% y/y |
| Realized natural gas price (without derivatives) · Delaware Basin · FY2025 | $2.08 | -13% y/y |
| Total proved reserves · Delaware Basin · FY2025 | $667M | +9% y/y |
| D/C/E capital expenditures · Delaware Basin · FY2025 | $1.53B | |
| San Mateo natural gas gathering volume · Midstream · FY2025 | $517M | +21% y/y |
| San Mateo natural gas processing volume · Midstream · FY2025 | $502M | +25% y/y |
Guidance
D/C/E capex guided $1.47-$1.55 billion for 2025, actual $1.53 billion; 2026 production expected to increase
Production growth expected to continue in 2026; capex within guided range; free cash flow positive.
Risks flagged
Oil price sensitivity
“The decreases in our Standardized Measure and PV-10 were primarily a result of the lower unweighted arithmetic average oil and natural gas prices used to estimate proved reserves at December 31, 2025.” · word for word
Reserve replacement risk
“we realized approximately 7.2 million BOE in net downward revisions of prior estimates of proved reserves in 2025, which primarily included the removal of 22.8 million BOE in proved undeveloped reserves that were not developed or were no longer expected to be developed within five years of their initial booking” · word for word
24 Feb 20268-K · 2.02, 7.01Oil production guidance 123,000 (+3% y/y); Total capital expenditures guidance $1.50B (-11% y/y); Drilling and completion cost per lateral foot $795.00 (-6% y/y); Guidance: 2026 oil production +3% to 123,000 bbl/d; capex -11% to $1.50B; driearningsopen
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Oil production guidance · FY2026 | 123,000 | +3% y/y |
| Total capital expenditures guidance · FY2026 | $1.50B | -11% y/y |
| Drilling and completion cost per lateral foot · FY2026 | $795.00 | -6% y/y |
| Midstream combined Adjusted EBITDA guidance · Midstream · FY2026 | $360M | +8% y/y |
| Total proved reserves · FY2025 | 667,000,000 | +9% y/y |
| Reserve replacement ratio · FY2025 | 173.0% | |
| Finding and development cost · FY2025 | $10.34 | -6% y/y |
| Q4 2025 production · Q4-2025 | 211,290 | |
| Q4 2025 oil production · Q4-2025 | 121,363 | |
| Net acres in Delaware Basin · FY2025 | 212,500 |
Guidance
2026 oil production +3% to 123,000 bbl/d; capex -11% to $1.50B; drilling cost -6% to $795/lateral ft; midstream EBITDA +8% to $360M
Positive guidance with production growth, capex reduction, and improving capital efficiency
Risks flagged
Natural gas price differential risk at Waha hub; mitigated by Hugh Brinson pipeline expected in H2 2026
“significant market price difficulties for natural gas at the Waha hub in the fourth quarter of 2025; each $0.50/MMBtu increase in realized natural gas price would increase estimated annual revenue by approximately $90 million” · word for word
17 Feb 20268-K · 7.01Quarterly cash dividend per share $0.38open
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| quarterly cash dividend per share · Q1-2026 | $0.38 |
23 Jan 20268-K · 5.02Reported the departure of a director or principal officer (CEO/CFO change); filed financial statements and exhibits with this reportopen
Risks flagged
Loss of key executive in midstream strategy, though retained as advisor.
“retirement of Executive Vice President - Marketing and Midstream Strategy”
11 Dec 20258-K · 1.01, 2.03, 7.01Borrowing base $3.25B; elected commitment $2.25B; debt repaid $311Mopen
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| borrowing base · 2025-12-09 | $3.25B | |
| elected commitment · 2025-12-09 | $2.25B | |
| debt repaid · 9M-2025 | $311M | |
| available liquidity · 2025-09-30 | $2.00B | |
| debt-to-EBITDA leverage ratio · 2025-09-30 | $1.00 |
24 Oct 202510-QMatador Resources reported Q3 2025 results with strong production growth but lower net income due to lower oil prices and higher costs.earningsopen
Figures in the filing · each found in the filing text
| Oil production · Exploration and Production · Q3-2025 | 119,556 | +19% y/y |
| Natural gas production · Exploration and Production · Q3-2025 | 537,800,000 | +26% y/y |
| Revenue · Q3-2025 | $939M | +4% y/y |
| Net income attributable to Matador Resources Company shareholders · Q3-2025 | $176M | -29% y/y |
| Adjusted EBITDA · Q3-2025 | $567M | -1% y/y |
| Operating cash flow · 9M-2025 | $1.95B | +17% y/y |
Guidance
D/C/E capex guidance raised to $1.47-$1.55B from $1.18-$1.37B; midstream capex guidance adjusted to $155-$175M
Company raised 2025 capital expenditure guidance, indicating confidence in drilling program and production growth.
Risks flagged
Oil Price Volatility
“Oil prices were lower in the third quarter of 2025, as compared to the third quarter of 2024. For the three months ended September 30, 2025, oil prices averaged $64.97 per Bbl... At October 21, 2025, the WTI oil futures contract for the earliest delivery date had decreased from the average price for the third quarter of 2025 of $64.97 per Bbl, settling at $5” · word for word
Waha Basis Differential
“The Waha-Henry Hub basis differential averaged ($2.40) per MMBtu for the nine months ended September 30, 2025. Between September 30, 2025 and October 21, 2025, this natural gas price differential remained wide at approximately ($2.51) per MMBtu.” · word for word
High Debt Levels
“Total long-term debt $3,219,554 thousand at September 30, 2025. Interest expense increased to $50.6 million for Q3 2025 from $36.2 million for Q3 2024.”
Matador Resources Company — questions
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- 22 SEC filings in the last 12 months. Latest: 8-K on 2026-10-21 — Matador Resources increased quarterly cash dividend 17% to $0.4375/share ($1.75/year), marking eighth increase in five years, citing free cash flow confidence.
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