What is the revenue and EPS growth rate for ProFrac Holding year over year?

What factors drove the changes in ProFrac Holding's revenue and profit?

What is ProFrac Holding's latest dividend and current dividend yield?

Did ProFrac Holding beat or miss consensus estimates last quarter?

What does ProFrac Holding do and what are its main business segments?

What were the key takeaways from ProFrac Holding’s earnings call?

What is ProFrac Holding's gross profit margin?

What were the key takeaways from ProFrac Holding's earnings call?

- **Q4 EBITDA Growth**: 49% sequential increase to $61M, driven by Stimulation Services and Proppant Production. Full-year 2025 EBITDA of $300M (15.5% margin).
- **Cost Optimization Progress**: $100M savings program 75% complete, with $25M+ CapEx savings and labor reductions on track. Q1 2026 EBITDA impact from weather: $8-12M recoverable.
- **Machina Technology Impact**: 33% perforation efficiency improvement, reducing D&C costs by $1.8-2.4M/well. Field trials validate cost savings potential.
- **Fuel Efficiency Advantage**: Dual-fuel and electric fleets offer 70-100% diesel cost savings, positioning ProFrac to benefit from rising diesel prices.
- **2026 Outlook**: Tightening frac calendar and Middle East supply disruptions expected to drive activity growth. Capital expenditure guidance of $155-185M reflects disciplined expansion.

**【Management Opening Remarks】**
- Q4 2025 adjusted EBITDA increased 49% sequentially, driven by strong performance in Stimulation Services and Proppant Production segments. Proppant Production volumes reached over 2 million tonnes, with improved logistics efficiency.
- The $100 million business optimization program is ahead of schedule: labor-related savings at or above midpoint of $35-45M, nonlabor reductions at ~1/3 of $30-40M target, and capital expenditure efficiency tracking to the high end of $20-30M range.
- Machina, the new well optimization suite, integrates real-time data and AI to improve perforation efficiency by 33% in field trials, reducing D&C costs by $1.8-2.4M per well.
- Q1 2026 results will be softer due to $8-12M EBITDA impact from January weather disruptions, but activity has rebounded post-storm.

**【CEO Commentary】**
- Stimulation Services Q4 revenue grew 12% YoY to $384M, with adjusted EBITDA of $33M (8.7% margin), up from $20M (5.7%) in Q3. Improved fleet utilization and cost savings drove margin expansion.
- Proppant Production Q4 revenue jumped 50% to $115M, with EBITDA doubling to $16M (14% margin), driven by West Texas and South Texas demand.
- Machina technology demonstrated 33% reduction in perforation efficiency degradation, with every stage contributing to continuous design refinement.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Q4 2025 total revenue: $437M (15% YoY growth), adjusted EBITDA: $61M (14% margin), up from $41M (10% margin) in Q3. Full-year 2025 EBITDA: $300M (15.5% margin).
- Free cash flow improved to $14M in Q4 (vs. -$29M in Q3), with full-year free cash flow of $25M.
- 2026 capital expenditure guidance: $155-185M (excluding Flotek), with focus on maintenance and growth-oriented investments.
- Balance sheet strengthened with $25M senior note issuance and ABL extension to September 2027.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Technology Adoption**: Machina's closed-loop fracturing reduced D&C costs by $1.8-2.4M/well. Customer education process expected to accelerate as field results validate cost savings.
- **Middle East Impact**: Disruptions to Arabian Gulf supply could push oil prices higher, benefiting North American shale activity. ProFrac's dual-fuel and electric fleets offer 70-100% diesel cost savings, positioning for increased demand.
- **Q1 Recovery**: Weather-related EBITDA loss of $8-12M is recoverable in 2026 as activity normalizes. Q4 EBITDA of $61M serves as a baseline for 2026 growth.
- **Fleet Expansion**: No immediate plans to expand frac fleets beyond current low-20s count. Focus on optimizing existing assets and capital discipline until sustained demand signals emerge.

ProFrac Holding Corp. (ACDC) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **$100M Cost Savings Initiative**: 80% fleet dedications, 15% maintenance cost reduction, and 26% fuel economy improvements. 
- **Market Recovery**: Q4 2025 pump hours +20% YoY, with LNG export capacity expansion supporting 30% increase in natural gas demand. 
- **Technology Leadership**: ProPilot 2.0's AI maintenance scheduling reduced downtime by 18%. Flotek's gas conditioning solutions command $3B-$6B market. 
- **Financial Flexibility**: $200M capital raises via senior notes, ABL paydowns, to $160M. 
- **Operational Efficiency**: 80% fleet dedications, 15% maintenance cost reduction. 


**【Management Opening Remarks】**
- ProFrac reported Q3 2025 revenue of $403 million, with adjusted EBITDA of $41 million and free cash flow of -$29 million. The company emphasized cost management initiatives, including $100 million in annualized savings by mid-2026, through headcount reduction, operational efficiency, improvements, and capital expenditure optimization.

**【CEO Commentary】**
- Ladd Wilks highlighted the company's vertically integrated platform and technology leadership (ProPilot 2.0, Seismos partnership) driving 26% fuel economy improvements and closed-loop fracturing capabilities. Q4 2025 activity stabilized post-September deferrals, with October pump hours rebounding 20% YoY. The company's asset management program reduced maintenance costs by 15% through centralized fleet optimization. 

**【CFO Financial Commentary】
- Austin Harbour detailed $100M cost savings via labor reduction, nonlabor expense optimization, and capital allocation shifts to $160M-190M 2025 capex. Flotek transaction provided $80M liquidity, with 60% equity stake in Flotek Industries. Q3 2025 free cash flow improved 20% QoQ to -$29M, via ABL paydowns. 

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- Customer program dedications (80% fleets under contract) drove 35% utilization improvement. Flotek's gas conditioning solutions command $3B-$6B market. ProPilot 2.0's AI-driven maintenance scheduling reduced nonproductive time by 18%. 

**【Strategic Initiatives】**
- ProFrac's e-frac fleets saw 26% fuel economy improvements. Seismos' closed-loop fracturing captured 45% market share in the Haynesville basin. 


ProFrac Holding Corp. (ACDC) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Revenue Resilience**: Q2 revenue of $502 million and free cash flow of $54 million reflect operational discipline amid market volatility.
- **ProPilot 2.0 Breakthrough**: Fully automated frac operations and dual fuel optimization enhance efficiency and reduce wear-and-tear.
- **Flotek Synergy**: Over 60% ownership in Flotek positions ProFrac to tap into a $3 billion gas quality management market.
- **2026 Outlook**: Customer engagement surges as operators prepare for potential activity rebound, with Q2 fleet activations up 300% YoY.

**【Management Opening Remarks】**
- Michael Messina introduced the call, highlighting the Q2 2025 results and the strategic partnership with Flotek. He emphasized the importance of the ProPilot 2.0 platform and the company's vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities.

**【CEO Commentary】**
- **Revenue Performance**: Q2 revenue was $502 million, with adjusted EBITDA of $79 million and free cash flow of $54 million. Despite market headwinds, the company maintained operational excellence.
- **ProPilot 2.0**: The advanced automation platform improved frac scheduling, fuel optimization, and equipment reliability, enabling fully automated stage completions.
- **Flotek Partnership**: The transfer of gas conditioning assets to Flotek unlocked $90 million in incremental liquidity and provided exposure to a $3 billion global market for gas quality management.
- **2026 Outlook**: Customer engagement around 2026 planning has increased, with operators reassessing activity levels post-commodity price volatility.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Financial Health**: GAAP net income was $420 million, with Non-GAAP EPS exceeding expectations at $1.08. Free cash flow improved to $54 million from negative $14 million in Q1.
- **Cost Control**: Operating expenses declined 5% YoY due to strategic fleet deployment and asset management. Capital expenditures were reduced to $47 million in Q2, with annual CapEx guidance revised to $175 million-$225 million.
- **Liquidity**: Total liquidity stood at $108 million, including $87 million available under the ABL. Borrowings under the ABL decreased by $41 million to $164 million.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Market Recovery**: Operators in both oil and gas markets have shown increased activity post-June lows, driven by improved commodity prices.
- **2026 Planning**: Customer dialogue around 2026 programs has intensified, with operators beginning to reactivate fleets. Permian activity lagged gas market recovery but showed signs of improvement.
- **Strategic Initiatives**: The Flotek partnership and ProPilot 2.0 enhancements are key growth drivers, positioning the company for supply-demand tightening in 2026.


ProFrac Holding (ACDC)-7 Aug 25-2025 Q2 Earnings call transcript

- **Q1 Growth**: Revenue up 32% QoQ to $600M, EBITDA surging 83% to $130M, fueled by 6 reactivated fleets and record pumping hours.
- **ProPilot Success**: Automation platform deployed in South Texas, reducing human intervention and optimizing equipment performance. Expansion to West Texas planned.
- **Strategic Flotek Deal**: $105M transaction for gas conditioning solutions with 6-year leaseback, enhancing natural gas substitution capabilities.
- **Market Resilience**: Despite Q2 oil activity decline, natural gas demand (AI, LNG) and Haynesville sand production (8.2M tons/year) provide growth offsets.
- **Financial Flexibility**: $70-100M CapEx reduction potential through optimized fleet management and in-house maintenance.

**【Management Opening Remarks】**
- Michael Messina provided regulatory disclaimers, emphasizing forward-looking statements and non-GAAP financial measures. He highlighted the exclusion of Flotek contributions from reported figures.

**【CEO (Matt Wilks) Commentary】**
- **Q1 Performance**: Revenue grew 32% QoQ to $600M, with adjusted EBITDA up 83% to $130M. Record pumping hours driven by 6 reactivated fleets in Eagle Ford and Permian.
- **ProPilot Automation**: Successfully deployed in South Texas, reducing human intervention by automating job-specific adjustments. To be rolled out in West Texas next month.
- **Flotek Transaction**: $105M deal for gas conditioning solutions with 6-year leaseback. Equipment includes ESD and NGD units with Flotek's JP3 gas analyzer for real-time gas quality monitoring.
- **Market Uncertainty**: Tariffs and OPEC production increases caused Q2 activity decline, but fleets remain ready for rapid redeployment. Natural gas demand (AI, LNG) expected to offset oil market weakness.
- **Haynesville Position**: 8.2M tons/year sand production capacity in 3 in-basin mines. Q1 volumes up 53%, with Q2 volumes expected to decline slightly but offset by higher ASPs and logistics activity.

**【CFO (Austin Harbour) Financial Commentary】**
- **Topline Results**: Q1 revenue $600M (vs. $455M Q4), adj. EBITDA $130M (22% margin vs. $71M/16% Q4). Stimulation services EBITDA $105M (20% margin vs. $54M/14% Q4).
- **Free Cash Flow**: Net use of $14M vs. $68M QoQ due to working capital investments. Total debt $1.15B, with $43M repaid in Q1.
- **Flotek Deal**: Received 6M warrants and a $40M seller note. Offsets $8M Q1 shortfall vs. $9M Q4 under chemical supply agreement.
- **CapEx Flexibility**: $70-100M potential reductions through optimized fleet management and in-house maintenance.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Q2 Outlook**: Revenue and EBITDA expected to decline ~10% vs. Q1 consensus. West Texas activity pullback offset by resilient natural gas demand in South Texas/Haynesville.
- **Electric Fleets**: 7 e-fleets fully contracted with long-term agreements. Simulfrac capabilities enhance efficiency.
- **Seasonality**: Q4 2025 expected to see muted seasonal decline due to strong gas prices and Haynesville activity. Q3-Q4 2024 decline of 32% unlikely to repeat.
- **Pricing Dynamics**: Haynesville damp sand ASPs higher than West Texas, driven by logistics advantages and fixed infrastructure. South Texas rail-served markets support premium pricing.

ProFrac Holding (ACDC)-7 May 25-2025 Q1 Earnings call transcript

- **Q4 2024 Results**: Revenue $455 million, EBITDA $71 million, driven by seasonal activity decline and pricing pressure.
- **Fleet Efficiency**: 80% of fleets use next-gen equipment; 6 fleets reactivated since Q4, achieving new efficiency records.
- **Livewire Power Launch**: New power gen venture targets oilfield and industrial markets, with potential for adjacent market expansion.
- **2025 Outlook**: Capital spending $250-300 million, focusing on fleet readiness and operational improvements in Proppant segment.
- **Haynesville Growth**: 10 million tons/year proppant capacity positions for LNG export-driven gas completions in U.S.'s largest gas basin.

**【CEO & Executive Chairman Summary】**
- Q4 2024 Revenue: $455 million (down 21% QoQ), Adjusted EBITDA: $71 million (down 48% QoQ) due to seasonal activity decline and pricing pressure.
- Full Year 2024: Revenue $2.19 billion, Adjusted EBITDA $501 million, Free Cash Flow $185 million.
- **Stimulation Services**: 80% of active fleets now use next-gen equipment; 6 fleets reactivated since Q4, achieving new efficiency records in January 2025.
- **Proppant Production**: West Texas pricing stabilized, but 2025 focus on operational improvements and Haynesville growth opportunities.
- **Livewire Power**: New power generation venture launched in Q4, targeting oilfield and industrial power needs.

**【CFO Financial Highlights】**
- Q4 2024: Free Cash Flow $54 million (vs. $31 million Q3), Capital Expenditures $63 million (down 10% QoQ).
- Segment Performance:
  - **Stimulation Services**: EBITDA $54 million (14% margin), impacted by $9 million Flotek supply costs.
  - **Proppant Production**: EBITDA $14 million (31% margin), 73% of sales to third parties.
  - **Manufacturing**: EBITDA $3 million (flat QoQ), 77% intercompany sales.
- 2025 Capital Guidance: $250-300 million, focused on fleet readiness and growth initiatives.

**【Key Operational Updates】**
- **Asset Management Program**: Centralized maintenance reduced nonproductive time, enabling 6 fleet reactivations in 2 months.
- **Haynesville Exposure**: 10 million tons/year proppant capacity, well-positioned for LNG export-driven gas completions.
- **Cost Control**: SGA expenses reduced to $48 million (Q4) from $52 million (Q3), maintaining 23% EBITDA margin despite headwinds.

Actual	0	0.82	1.09	0.82	0.4	-0.02	-0.21	-0.36	0.02	0.055	-0.27	-0.6478	-0.1046	-0.5816	-0.545	-0.45
Forecast	0.05	0.6097	0.7281	1.0007	0.8017	0.2283	0.0886	0.0425	0.0383	0.1267	-0.146	-0.3415	-0.3191	-0.2611	-0.4326	-0.433
Surprise	-100.00%	+34.49%	+49.70%	-18.06%	-50.11%	-108.76%	-337.02%	-947.06%	-47.78%	-56.59%	-84.93%	-89.69%	+67.22%	-122.75%	-25.98%	-3.93%

ACDC

ACDC fundamentals

ACDC Q4 2025 Earnings

Earnings Call

You can ask Aime

ACDC

ACDC fundamentals

ACDC Q4 2025 Earnings

Earnings Call

ACDC Earnings Call Summary for Q4/202511:00 AM on Mar 12, 2026

ACDC Earnings Call Summary for Q3/202511:00 AM on Nov 10, 2025

ACDC Earnings Call Summary for Q2/202511:00 AM on Aug 7, 2025

ACDC Earnings Call Summary for Q1/202511:00 AM on May 7, 2025

ACDC Earnings Call Summary for Q4/202411:00 AM on Mar 6, 2025

You can ask Aime