Criterium Energy Delivers Strong 2025 Results and Advances Transformational Gas Development

• Criterium Energy reported full-year 2025 financial results with US$3.5 million in cash flow from operations and Q4 cash flow of US$3 million.
• Petroleum sales reached CAD $33,751,000 for the year, while capital expenditures were limited to CAD $2,632,000.
• Sproule ERCE evaluation confirmed significant reserve growth: 1P reserves up 55% and 2P reserves up 70% compared to year-end 2024.
• Operational progress includes the commencement of SE-MGH pipeline construction in March 2026, currently ~30% complete.
• Successful production testing at N-MGH field achieved rates up to 1.6 mmscf/d and average 45 bbl/d.
• Outstanding debt stands at US$24 million with a weighted average cost of 8.2%.
• Oil pricing realized US$105/bbl in March 2026, representing a premium to Brent benchmarks.

• The news confirms the reserve growth and operational milestones previously announced in the March 24 Reserve Report and February Budget Update.
• Cash flow positivity validates the company's ability to fund operations without immediate dilution, though the absolute amount ($3.5M) is low relative to debt obligations ($24M).
• Pipeline construction commencement confirms the timeline for First Gas (Q2 2026), reducing execution risk but not eliminating it.
• The market has already priced in much of this information; stock price consolidated around $0.13 following the March reserve announcement, indicating limited immediate upside surprise from this earnings release.
• Debt levels remain a critical constraint; servicing US$24M debt with current cash flow requires significant production ramp-up to avoid capital raising needs.

• Criterium Energy is an oil and gas exploration company focused on the Macan Gedang (MGH) field in Indonesia's South Sumatra Basin.
• Flagship Project: SE-MGH Development, a transformational gas asset transitioning from contingent resource to reserves.
• The project involves pipeline construction to connect production to the national grid via PGN.
• Secondary assets include N-MGH (gas/oil), Macan Gedang waterflood (oil), and Lemat play (oil).
• Production volumes averaged 845 bbl/d in 2025, with a projected plateau of 5–7 mmcf/d from SE-MGH upon first gas.