Infinity Natural Resources, Inc. Class A Common Stock (INR)

Firm pipeline space on REX lets Infinity sell gas at regional prices instead of discounted local ones, a lever that matters if you hold for the long haul.

Infinity Natural Resources (NYSE:INR) reported record production and adjusted EBITDAX in the third quarter of 2026, as higher oil output and increased use of its midstream system helped offset rising costs. The company now expects full-year production at the high end of its initial guidance range a

Ohio integration fuels record output and cost gains at Infinity, with leverage kept at 1.1x.

Infinity Natural Resources (NYSE:INR) reported second-quarter production growth of 75% year over year and record adjusted EBITDAX of $115 million, while advancing development of recently acquired Ohio Utica assets and reaffirming its full-year outlook. Net production averaged 348 million cubic feet

Infinity Natural Resources (NYSE:INR) said its first quarter was marked by a significant expansion of its Appalachian footprint, following the late-February closing of its acquisition of Antero’s Ohio Utica assets and the addition of working interests in Pennsylvania through the Chase acquisition.

Infinity Natural (INR) Q1 2026 Earnings Transcript

Infinity Natural (INR) Earnings Call Transcript

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Shares of Infinity Natural Resources jumped almost 11% in their NYSE debut, valuing the oil and natural gas producer at $1.3 billion. The listing arrived amid a more fossil fuel-friendly White House administration.