GRNT · CIK 0001928446
What Granite Ridge Resources, Inc. told the SEC could break it.
Granite Ridge's disclosures describe a commodity- and region-concentrated oil and gas business. Its revenue comes almost entirely from selling its interests in oil and natural gas production, so its results and reserve values move directly with commodity prices. That production is geographically concentrated — 67% of its proved reserves sit in the Permian Basin — tying its value to one region's drilling activity, pricing differentials, and takeaway capacity. On the cost side, tariffs including a previously announced 25% duty on imported steel are likely to raise the material costs of its operating partners' drilling and completion work, lifting its operating expenses.
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In its own words
What could break it.
Commodity & input dependence
- oil and natural gas price exposurehigh
Granite Ridge's revenue comes almost entirely from selling its interests in oil and natural gas production, so its results and reserve values (based on $66.01/bbl oil and $3.39/MMbtu gas) move directly with commodity prices.
“The Company's revenues are primarily derived from its interests in the sale of oil and natural gas production.”
Geographic concentration
- Permian Basin reserve concentration (67% of proved reserves)high
67% of Granite Ridge's total proved reserves are in the Permian Basin, concentrating its production and value in one region's drilling activity, pricing differentials and takeaway constraints.
“At December 31, 2025, 67% of our total proved reserves were located in the Permian Basin.”
SEC filing →As of 2026
Regulatory & policy
- steel tariffs raising oilfield material costsmedium
Tariffs — including a previously announced 25% tariff on imported steel — are likely to increase the material costs of Granite Ridge's operating partners' drilling and completion activity, raising its operating expenses.
“For example, previously announced 25% tariffs on imported steel are likely to lead to increased material costs.”
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