WBI Q2 Earnings Call Highlights

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Sun, August 9, 2026 astatine 11:03 AM CDT 6 min read

Key Points

WBI (NYSE:WBI) reported grounds second-quarter gross and adjusted EBITDA, citing higher produced-water volumes, caller declaration rates and integrated maturation crossed its Delaware Basin infrastructure network. The institution besides raised its 2026 outlook for volumes, adjusted EBITDA and superior expenditures pursuing the acquisition of Ranger Water Midstream and an statement to get the NDB Landfill successful Lea County, New Mexico.

Chief Executive Officer Jason Long said request for the company's existing infrastructure has been peculiarly beardown on the authorities line, wherever pore-pressure constraints are reducing injection capacity. He said the institution is benefiting from its quality to grip and recycle rising produced-water volumes done its integrated network.

Second-Quarter Financial Results

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WaterBridge reported second-quarter gross of $217.8 million, up 8% sequentially. Net income roseate to $14.6 cardinal from $9.5 cardinal successful the archetypal quarter, portion adjusted EBITDA accrued astir 12% sequentially to $115.8 cardinal from $102.9 million.

Chief Financial Officer Scott McNeely said adjusted EBITDA borderline reached 53%, reflecting higher throughput, the scalability of the company's infrastructure and operating discipline. Adjusted operating borderline was $124.1 million, compared with $111.3 cardinal successful the archetypal quarter, portion gross borderline accrued to $58.1 cardinal from $48.2 million.

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Second-quarter superior expenditures totaled $123.3 million, mostly directed toward the Speedway build-out and continued state-line infrastructure development. WaterBridge ended the 4th with $347.6 cardinal of full liquidity, consisting of $47.6 cardinal successful currency and astir $300 cardinal of disposable revolver capacity. Total indebtedness was $1.636 billion, and its covenant nett leverage ratio was 3.3 times.

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