Key Takeaways:
- Antero Midstream reported Q2 EPS of 24 cents, missing the 29-cent consensus.
- Revenue came in at $327.24 million, below the $333.69 million estimate.
- The company did not disclose updated guidance for fiscal 2026.
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Antero Midstream misses Q2 estimates with 24-cent EPS, $327M revenue
Antero Midstream reported second-quarter earnings of 24 cents a share, missing the 29-cent consensus estimate by 18%. Revenue totaled $327.24 million, below the $333.69 million average analyst projection.
"The lower-than-expected gathering volumes reflect the current natural gas price environment," an analyst at a major investment bank said, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to comment publicly.
Revenue fell short by $6.45 million, or about 1.9%, versus the consensus. The company did not disclose segment-level breakdowns or updated guidance for the remainder of fiscal 2026.
The miss comes as natural gas prices remain depressed, pressuring upstream production and, by extension, midstream gathering and processing volumes. Antero Midstream's results are closely tied to drilling activity by its primary customer, Antero Resources, which has reduced capital spending in response to weak gas prices. Investors will watch for any changes to the company's dividend or buyback program when it holds its earnings call.
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