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Antero Resources Corporation (AR) operates as an independent exploration and production company developing natural gas, natural gas liquids, and oil resources in the Appalachian Basin. Tracking news for this Marcellus and Utica shale-focused operator provides insight into production trends, commodity pricing impacts, and operational developments affecting one of the region's significant gas producers.
AR news coverage centers on quarterly earnings releases that detail production volumes, realized commodity prices, and capital spending levels. These financial reports reveal how natural gas and NGL pricing volatility affects the company's revenue, while production updates show drilling activity levels across Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio acreage. Investors monitor these releases to understand how Appalachian Basin operators navigate commodity cycles and manage capital allocation.
Material events disclosed through SEC filings include changes to capital budgets, drilling inventory assessments, hedging activities that lock in future commodity prices, and updates on midstream infrastructure that affects the company's ability to transport production to market. Given the importance of pipeline capacity in the Appalachian Basin, news regarding takeaway infrastructure directly impacts the company's realized pricing and growth potential.
Beyond financial results, Antero Resources news may include operational updates on drilling performance, well productivity improvements, cost reduction initiatives, and technical advancements in completion designs. For companies operating in unconventional shale plays, incremental efficiency gains in drilling and completion operations can significantly affect overall economics and competitive positioning.
Infinity Natural Resources (NYSE: INR) updated its hedge positions as of December 12, 2025 following the announced acquisition of Ohio Utica Shale assets from Antero Resources (NYSE: AR) and Antero Midstream (NYSE: AM).
The company materially increased its hedge book to manage commodity price volatility tied to the Transaction, adding hedges on 131,630,000 MMBtu of natural gas through 2030. Reported average Henry Hub hedge prices: $4.21/MMBtu in 2026 and $3.94/MMBtu in 2027. Updated hedge details are available in a presentation on the company’s investor relations "Events & Presentations" page.
Antero Midstream (NYSE: AM) entered a definitive agreement to acquire HG II Energy Midstream Holdings for $1.1 billion in cash, expected to close in Q2 2026, and to divest its Ohio Utica Shale assets for $400 million, expected to close in Q1 2026.
The acquisition is projected to be >15% accretive to Free Cash Flow after dividends, add ~900 MMcf/d throughput in 2026 and >400 undeveloped Marcellus locations. Transaction multiples: ~7.5x next‑3‑year average EBITDA (adjusted to 7.0x after >$100M capital avoidance synergies); Utica divestiture at >11x next‑3‑year average EBITDA with ~$35M annual EBITDA estimate. Financing sources include revolver liquidity, $700M committed financing, and asset sale proceeds.
Antero Resources (NYSE: AR) agreed to acquire HG Energy II upstream assets for $2.8B cash plus assumed hedge positions, effective Jan 1, 2026 and expected to close in 2Q26. Simultaneously, Antero will sell Ohio Utica upstream assets for $800M, effective July 1, 2025 and expected to close in 1Q26. Antero Midstream (NYSE: AM) will separately buy HG midstream assets for $1.1B and sell Utica midstream assets for $400M. Highlights include ~850 MMcfe/d of 2026 production, 385,000 net acres, ~5 years longer inventory, ~$950M PV-10 synergies, and a pro forma leverage target <1.0x in 2026.
Antero Resources (NYSE: AR) reported Q3 2025 results on October 29, 2025, with average production of 3.4 Bcfe/d (2.2 Bcf/d gas; 206 MBbl/d liquids).
Key financials: Net income $76M, Adjusted Net Income $48M, Adjusted EBITDAX $318M, net cash from operations $310M, and Free Cash Flow $91M.
Corporate actions: completed ~$260M of Marcellus acquisitions, bought 1.5M shares for ~$51M in Q3 (YTD ~4.7M/$163M), added hedges for 4Q25–2027, increased land budget to $125–150M, and trimmed $182M of debt YTD.
Antero Midstream (NYSE: AM) reported third quarter 2025 results on Oct 29, 2025 with continued operational growth and stronger cash generation.
Key metrics: Net income $116M ($0.24/diluted share, +14% per share), Adjusted Net Income $130M ($0.27/share, +17% per share), Adjusted EBITDA $281M (+10% YoY), Free Cash Flow after dividends $78M (+94% YoY), capital expenditures $51M (-9% YoY), and leverage of 2.7x at Sept 30, 2025. The company repurchased 2.3M shares for $41M in Q3 and had $385M remaining on a $500M buyback authorization.
Operational notes: gathering, compression and processing volumes rose 4–6% YoY; fresh water delivery volumes increased 30%. Management highlighted a credit rating upgrade and an upsized refinancing extending the next maturity to 2033.
Antero Resources (NYSE: AR) will release third quarter 2025 earnings on Wednesday, October 29, 2025 after the NYSE close. A conference call to discuss financial and operational results is scheduled for Thursday, October 30, 2025 at 9:00 am MT, followed by a brief Q&A for analysts.
Dial-in numbers: 877-407-9079 (U.S.) or 201-493-6746 (International) (reference "Antero Resources"). Telephone replay and webcast archive will be available until Thursday, November 6, 2025 at 9:00 am MT (replay numbers: 877-660-6853 U.S.; 201-612-7415 International; conference ID 13750397). Live webcast and presentation will be on Antero's investor website.
About Antero: independent natural gas and NGL producer operating in the Appalachian Basin (West Virginia and Ohio), integrated with affiliate Antero Midstream (NYSE: AM).
Antero Midstream (NYSE: AM) announced significant leadership changes, with Michael N. Kennedy appointed as Chief Executive Officer and President, succeeding Paul M. Rady who transitions to Chairman Emeritus. Kennedy, who joined Antero in 2013 and previously served as CFO, will also join the Board of Directors.
The company is implementing several key organizational changes, including separating the Chairman and CEO roles. David H. Keyte will serve as Chairman of Antero Midstream's Board. Additionally, Yvette K. Schultz joins the Board of Directors, while Justin J. Agnew has been appointed as CFO of Antero Midstream.
Antero Midstream (NYSE: AM) announced that Co-Founder Paul M. Rady will transition from his roles as CEO, President, and Board Chairman to Chairman Emeritus. Under Rady's leadership, the Antero companies achieved a combined enterprise value of $24.0 billion.
Rady's tenure saw significant achievements, including building Antero Resources into the fifth largest U.S. producer of natural gas and NGLs, with production of over 3.4 Bcfe/d as of Q2 2025. Antero Midstream developed extensive infrastructure including 413 miles of low pressure and 295 miles of high pressure gathering pipeline, with 4.6 Bcf/d compression capacity.
Antero Resources (NYSE: AR) and Antero Midstream (NYSE: AM) announced significant leadership changes, with Michael N. Kennedy appointed as CEO and President of both companies, effective immediately. Kennedy, who joined Antero in 2013 and previously served as CFO, succeeds Paul M. Rady, who transitions to Chairman Emeritus.
The companies are separating the Chairman and CEO roles, with Benjamin A. Hardesty becoming Chairman of Antero Resources and David H. Keyte becoming Chairman of Antero Midstream. Additional appointments include Brendan E. Krueger as CFO of Antero Resources, Justin J. Agnew as CFO of Antero Midstream, and Yvette K. Schultz joining Antero Midstream's Board of Directors.
Antero Resources (NYSE: AR) and Antero Midstream (NYSE: AM) announced that Co-Founder Paul M. Rady will transition from his roles as CEO, President, and Board Chairman to Chairman Emeritus for both companies. Under Rady's leadership, the Antero companies achieved a combined enterprise value of $24.0 billion, with each entity valued at approximately $12.0 billion.
Antero Resources has become a dominant force in the Appalachian Basin, holding 526,000 net acres with 17.9 Tcfe of estimated proved reserves and producing over 3.4 Bcfe/d, making it the fifth-largest natural gas and NGLs producer in the U.S. Antero Midstream has developed extensive infrastructure including 413 miles of low-pressure and 295 miles of high-pressure gathering pipeline, with 4.6 Bcf/d compression capacity.
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