Logan Energy Corp. Announces Strategic Montney Asset Acquisition, $50.0 Million in Equity Offerings, Expanded Credit Facilities and Pro Forma Guidance for 2026

Core Viewpoint - Logan Energy Corp. has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to acquire assets in Simonette, Alberta for $62.5 million, enhancing its operational capacity and growth potential in the Montney region [1][2]. Acquisition Details - The acquisition includes current production of approximately 1,400 BOE/d (59% liquids) and 24.5 net sections of Montney acreage with 40 net identified drilling locations at a cost of $0.6 million per location [6][8]. - The purchase price of $62.5 million represents approximately 2.2 times the estimated operating income for 2026, and the acquisition is expected to increase Logan's reserve values by 15% to 19% [6][8]. - The acquisition is projected to be highly accretive on key metrics, with annualized AFF per share accretion exceeding 5% in 2026 and 10% in 2027 [6][8]. Financing and Credit Facilities - Logan has announced concurrent bought deal equity financings for gross proceeds of $50 million and an expansion of its revolving credit facilities to $250 million [3][15]. - The equity offerings will consist of 68,494,000 common shares at a price of $0.73 per share, with proceeds intended to fund the acquisition [9][11]. Updated Guidance and Operating Plan - Following the acquisition, Logan has updated its 2026 guidance, increasing average production expectations to 16,000-17,000 BOE/d, a 6% increase from previous guidance [17][20]. - The capital expenditure budget has been expanded to $175-185 million, reflecting the increased working interest in the acquired assets [17][18]. Reserves and Production Metrics - The acquisition will add significant reserves, with proved developed producing (PDP) reserves valued at $40.3 million and total proved plus probable (TPP) reserves valued at $167.7 million [8][44]. - The company has identified additional development opportunities in the Cretaceous Deep Basin horizons, with 10.2 net undeveloped locations [6][8].