Leo Mariani

Are we still looking at a modest decline for the rest of 2026, or can you stabilize it more

Can you provide some color around the drivers there? And do you see inflationary pressures rolling through LOE the rest of the year as well

could give us a little bit of a quantification, you did speak about how Egypt gross oil was going to decline in 2026

when you guys kind of talk about a 10% or greater rate of return, is that like a field level sort of pretax return

Can you give us kind of an update on Uruguay? And then also just curious on the decision to bring some DUCs on in Alpine High

Is there anything else like infrastructure or anything like that, that might kind of be a final moving part

should those gross volumes continue to decline off of 1Q levels? Or is there maybe something anomalous there in 1Q

at that $60 level, do you guys see the buyback being a little bit more limited with more focus on debt paydown

roughly how much is from the Cheniere contract, versus how much is kind of from your domestic gas optimization business

I just want to get a sense of what the receivable situation is these days. Have you started to see a little bit more substantial pay down

Can you maybe give us what the rough production split is on the 40,000 barrel a day you're selling there in the Anadarko

perhaps you could talk a little bit about more kind of what these things were, what countries they were located in

can you provide a volume number associated with that in terms of rough Please how much production, you know, is being sold

Can you speak and maybe quantify some of the recent results. You talked about testing some other zones there

I was hoping you could, you know, basically help us out by kinda quantifying, you know, roughly kinda how much runway is there in Dimock.

at today's prices, call it, you know, $4 Henry Hub and $70 WTI. How do the returns compare in your kind of traditional Permian program versus the lower Marcellus

do you view '26 as maybe the year where you can step up the Dorado activity a little bit to take advantage of that bullish outlook

it sounds like there's some production on those wells. Just any kind of early time kind of read

Do you think there could be other opportunities for bolt-ons as well if we do get a bit of an oil downturn

maybe could you kind of talk a little bit more about your near-term thoughts on gas macro heading into the end of the year

what the returns are on that asset, say, at kind of $4 gas

is that $200 million of CapEx and activity reductions kind of more in the second half of the year?

Are you still pursuing those type of lower-cost exploration plays domestically for oil here in 2025?

Just wanted to follow up a little bit on the decision to dial back Eagle Ford activity

Does EQT see any optionality of trying to maybe shift activity to slightly more liquids-rich areas

certainly it seems like you guys are trending pretty well versus the guide at this point. So should people think that you might be a little towards the higher end of the range

is there a rough timeframe for that?

it sounds as if there are really going to be times of dislocation in the stock, and the priority is really going to be just to make this balance sheet even more rock solid

Could we see a few more TILs than you've guided to here in 2025 or would you guys likely maybe choose to kind of save some CapEx towards the back end

maybe just talk about your kind of level of confidence on getting some of these gas price-related synergies today versus when you announced the Chesapeake Southwestern merger

you think that could be some short-term negative volume impact for the company? Are there some wells that have maybe a lower oil cut

if the oil environment holds here, people should be thinking about probably that plus and a little bit of growth here in the second half

Can you give us a rough sense of the number of wells that you guys are going to be drilling or completing here in 2026

Do you see that as a potential meaningful capital savings if you can get to the point where you are dropping crews

what you would kind of view a red light scenario as you roll into 2026 at this point in terms of kind of costs and oil prices

other type of acquisitions, bolt-ons or whatever may emerge that also could benefit the company

what causes you folks to maybe slow down and consider shrinking a bit

should we just naturally assume that the buyback comes down a little bit

Capitalized interest has kind of been going up the last few quarters. I'm sure a lot of that's related to the Endeavor deal

FANG is a low-cost operator in terms of being able to drill complete wells nicely under six hundred dollars per foot

Can you give us just some high-level indications of what would you kind of expect production to do in that range

Should we be thinking that maybe chems is going to be a little bit towards the lower end kind of based on where we are

if you look out over the next year or 2, do you see some modest production impact from some of those cuts

just wanted to kinda get a sense if y'all are thinking about that business, you know, differently over the next four years