CALGARY, Alberta, March 04, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Athabasca Oil Corporation (TSX: ATH) (“Athabasca” or the “Company”) is pleased to report its audited 2025 year-end results and reserves. The annual results are highlighted by strong operational performance across all assets, resilient financial performance, and execution of continued shareholder returns. Athabasca provides investors unique posit...
CALGARY, Alberta, March 04, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Athabasca Oil Corporation (TSX: ATH) (“Athabasca” or the “Company”) is pleased to report its audited 2025 year-end results and reserves. The annual results are highlighted by strong operational performance across all assets, resilient financial performance, and execution of continued shareholder returns. Athabasca provides investors unique positioning to top tier liquids weighted assets (Thermal Oil and Duvernay) with a focus on maximizing cash flow per share growth by investing in competitive projects alongside a return of capital framework focused on share buybacks. Year-end 2025 Consolidated Corporate Results Production: Average annual production of 39,375 boe/d (98% Liquids), representing 7% (17% per share) growth year-over-year. Strong performance across all assets supported the Company reaching the high-end of its guidance of 37,500 – 39,500 boe/d. Thermal Oil annual production was 35,905 bbl/d and Duvernay Energy Corporation (“DEC”) annual production was 3,470 boe/d (76% Liquids). Fourth quarter consolidated production was 41,061 boe/d (98% Liquids). Average annual production of 39,375 boe/d (98% Liquids), representing 7% (17% per share) growth year-over-year. Strong performance across all assets supported the Company reaching the high-end of its guidance of 37,500 – 39,500 boe/d. Thermal Oil annual production was 35,905 bbl/d and Duvernay Energy Corporation (“DEC”) annual production was 3,470 boe/d (76% Liquids). Fourth quarter consolidated production was 41,061 boe/d (98% Liquids). Cash Flow: Adjusted Funds Flow of $504 million ($1.01 per share). Cash flow from operating activities of $520 million. Free Cash Flow of $217 million from Athabasca (Thermal Oil) demonstrates the resilience of a quality asset base and clean balance sheet. DEC growth was self-funded separately within its cash flow and balance sheet. Adjusted Funds Flow of $504 million ($1.01 per share). Cash flow from operating activities of $52...
(RTTNews) - Automotive Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (APR-UN.TO) announced earnings for its fourth quarter that Increased from the same period last year The company's earnings totaled $14.92 million. This compares with $12.05 million last year. The company's revenue for the period rose 19.3% to $27.94 million from $23.42 million last year. Automotive Properties Real Estate Investment Tru...
(RTTNews) - Automotive Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (APR-UN.TO) announced earnings for its fourth quarter that Increased from the same period last year The company's earnings totaled $14.92 million. This compares with $12.05 million last year. The company's revenue for the period rose 19.3% to $27.94 million from $23.42 million last year. Automotive Properties Real Estate Investment Trust earnings at glance (GAAP): -Earnings: $14.92 Mln. vs. $12.05 Mln. last year. -Revenue: $27.94 Mln vs. $23.42 Mln last year. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
The unfolding Iran war has ricocheted across the region and beyond, with nearly every country in the Middle East sustaining damage from missile hits, drone strikes or shrapnel, many reporting casualties, and key embassies, economic engines and passageways closing down. Off the coast of Sri Lanka, a US submarine sank an Iranian warship as the war intensified and its footprint grew. Foreign governme...
The unfolding Iran war has ricocheted across the region and beyond, with nearly every country in the Middle East sustaining damage from missile hits, drone strikes or shrapnel, many reporting casualties, and key embassies, economic engines and passageways closing down. Off the coast of Sri Lanka, a US submarine sank an Iranian warship as the war intensified and its footprint grew. Foreign governments have for days urged their citizens to leave Middle East countries on any available commercial flight as Gulf airspaces largely close, cruise ships can’t pass through the Strait of Hormuz, and major airlines cancel flights. All airspace information is from the real-time flight-tracking service Flightradar 24, as of Wednesday, or national authorities. Iran Death toll: At least 1,045 people, according to Iran’s Foundation of Martyrs and Veterans Affairs. It is unknown how many are civilians. Advertisement Major casualty incidents: More than 160 were killed by a strike on a junior school in Minab, according to the state-run IRNA news agency. Israel says it was not involved in the incident. When asked by reporters about it, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he did not have details but that the US would not deliberately target a school. Damage and impact: US-Israeli strikes have targeted nuclear infrastructure, missile launchers, government buildings in Tehran and leadership compounds, killing Supreme leader Ali Khamenei and other top military officials. Reports on state TV quote Iranians saying their homes have been damaged. Advertisement Airspace: Closed.
Anthropic PBC chief Dario Amodei has resumed discussions with the US defense department after talks about AI safety guard-rails collapsed last week, the Financial Times reported, citing multiple people with knowledge of the matter. Amodei has been negotiating with Emil Michael , under-secretary of defence for research and engineering, to try and iron out a contract governing the Pentagon’s access ...
Anthropic PBC chief Dario Amodei has resumed discussions with the US defense department after talks about AI safety guard-rails collapsed last week, the Financial Times reported, citing multiple people with knowledge of the matter. Amodei has been negotiating with Emil Michael , under-secretary of defence for research and engineering, to try and iron out a contract governing the Pentagon’s access to Anthropic’s technology, the FT reported. A new contract would allow the military to resume using its AI models, while lessening the risk of being designated a supply chain risk, the newspaper said. OpenAI last week announced it had struck an agreement to let the Pentagon deploy OpenAI’s artificial intelligence models in its classified network. That happened after the showdown with Anthropic, which demanded assurances that its technology wouldn’t be used for mass surveillance of Americans or autonomous weapons deployment. Read More: Anthropic Nears $20 Billion Revenue Run Rate Amid Pentagon Feud
Hong Kong will roll out targeted measures to attract precious metals companies as part of broader efforts to establish itself as a premier global gold trading hub, according to the city’s agency tasked with attracting foreign direct investment. InvestHK will assist companies setting up headquarters in Hong Kong with site selection and applications for overseas certifications to enhance refining op...
Hong Kong will roll out targeted measures to attract precious metals companies as part of broader efforts to establish itself as a premier global gold trading hub, according to the city’s agency tasked with attracting foreign direct investment. InvestHK will assist companies setting up headquarters in Hong Kong with site selection and applications for overseas certifications to enhance refining operations, Benjamin Wong Kwok-fan, the agency’s head of transport, logistics and industries, said in an interview earlier this week. After reaching an agreement in January with the Shanghai Gold Exchange and Shenzhen’s financial regulatory bureau, Hong Kong authorities will work with these parties to support trade between the city’s gold merchants and qualified refiners across the border. Advertisement “The purpose is to assist those setting up refineries in Hong Kong that haven’t yet obtained LBMA certification, offering a channel to keep operating. Other gold merchants might see this as usable too,” Wong said. The London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) is the world’s authority for precious metals and sets standards for how they are refined. Advertisement Wong outlined ambitions for a complete value chain in Hong Kong, encompassing trading, refining, storage, exchange-traded funds, derivatives, blockchain-tokenised gold and crypto-linked products.