Deutsche Rohstoff AG Reports Positive Q3 2025 Operating Performance and Expands U.S. Oil & Gas Business
Deutsche Rohstoff AG (ticker: DRAG) announced that its operating performance in the third quarter of 2025 exceeded expectations. Production rose by 6 % to approximately 13 600 barrels of oil equivalent per day (BOEPD), with oil representing 65 % of total output. The average WTI oil price during the reporting period was USD 65.74 per barrel.
Key Highlights
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Production (Q3 2025) | 13 600 BOEPD (↑ 6 % YoY) |
| Oil Share of Production | 65 % |
| Average WTI Price | USD 65.74 / bbl |
| US Expansion | New drilling activities in 2025; 6 additional wells slated for Q4, expected to increase production by 45 % |
| Salt Creek Investment | USD 40 million allocated to 9 new wells in the Powder River Basin (Wyoming) with first production expected in Summer 2026 |
| Bright Rock Acquisition | Acquisition of land in Ohio for approximately USD 11 million |
| Guidance | 2025 revenue and EBITDA guidance confirmed; operating costs remain stable |
Operational Context
- The company’s oil output remained above the previous year’s level of 59 %, maintaining a high oil proportion in its portfolio.
- The drilling program for 2026 is already in preparation, indicating a continued focus on U.S. upstream development.
- Salt Creek, a wholly‑owned subsidiary of Deutsche Rohstoff AG, is expanding its footprint in the Powder River Basin, reinforcing the group’s U.S. presence.
Market Impact
- On October 16, 2025, the share price closed at EUR 55.30, within a 52‑week range of EUR 28.40–EUR 55.70.
- The company’s market capitalization stands at EUR 216.64 million.
- The price‑earnings ratio is 6.294, reflecting market valuation relative to earnings.
Summary
Deutsche Rohstoff AG’s third‑quarter results demonstrate robust growth in production and a strategic expansion of its U.S. oil and gas operations. The company has reaffirmed its 2025 financial guidance and outlined a clear drilling trajectory for 2026, supporting continued operational performance and shareholder value.
