NXT Energy Solutions Announces Third Quarter 2025 Results

Executive Summary
- NXT Energy Solutions reported a dramatic revenue increase to C$14.21 M YTD 2025 versus C$0.60 M in YTD 2024, driven by African and Southeast Asia SFD® surveys.
- Net loss narrowed to C$1.08 M YTD 2025 (including a C$5.83 M non‑cash convertible debenture remeasurement charge); excluding the charge, pre‑tax profit would be ≈C$4.75 M.
- The company deployed a data‑acquisition team to Pakistan for an SFD® survey with AEPL and was named a finalist for the Excellence in Energy – Upstream award.
Key Details
- Revenue:
- YTD 2025 SFD®‑related revenue: C$14.21 M (vs. C$0.60 M YTD 2024).
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Q3 2025 SFD®‑related revenue: C$0.09 M (vs. $0 in Q3 2024).
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Net Loss:
- YTD 2025 net loss: C$1.08 M (incl. C$7.97 M total non‑cash charges).
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Q3 2025 net loss: C$1.78 M (incl. C$0.22 M non‑cash charges).
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Non‑Cash Accounting Charge:
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Convertible debenture fair‑value remeasurement loss: C$5.83 M, reflecting share price increase and conversion of ~92.7% of debentures into ≈29.4 M common shares.
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Liquidity & Cash Flow:
- Net working capital (Sept 30 2025): C$2.60 M (up C$9.28 M vs. Dec 31 2024).
- Operating cash flow YTD 2025: +C$0.73 M (vs. –C$2.58 M YTD 2024).
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Cash & short‑term investments at period end: C$0.95 M.
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Expenses:
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G&A expenses increased ~15% YTD 2025 (+C$0.45 M) and ~12% Q3 2025 (+C$0.12 M).
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Share Metrics:
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Net loss per share (basic & diluted): $0.01 YTD 2025 vs. $0.08 in YTD 2024; $0.02 Q3 2025 vs. $0.02 Q3 2024.
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Operational Update:
- Completed integration phase of Southeast Asia SFD® Survey (July 2025).
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Deployed data‑acquisition team to Pakistan for AEPL SFD® survey; results expected Q4 2025.
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Recognition:
- Finalist for the Excellence in Energy – Upstream category at the 27th Annual Platts Global Energy Awards.
Notable Quotes
“The company's revenue performance for the first nine months of 2025 marks a dramatic turnaround from the prior year… Excluding this non‑cash accounting charge, the Company's pre‑tax operational performance would shift … to a profit of approximately $4.75 M.” – Bruce G. Wilcox, CEO
All figures are presented in Canadian dollars unless otherwise noted.