Expand Energy Corporation (EXE) Releases FQ4 2025 Earnings

Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:EXE) is one of the Cheap NASDAQ Stocks To Buy in 2026. On February 17, Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:EXE) released its fiscal Q4 2025 earnings. The company posted $2.31 billion in revenue, reflecting 44.51% year-over-year growth and surpassing estimates by $17.63 million. The EPS of $2 also topped the consensus by $0.11.

​Management noted that they operated 12 rigs during the quarter on average. Moreover, the company drilled 51 wells and turned 66 wells in line. This resulted in a net production of roughly 7.40 Bcfe/d, out of which 92% came from natural gas.

​For the full-year, management noted that they exceeded their synergy targets while improving Haynesville breakevens by approximately 15%. Looking ahead, Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:EXE) expects to run 11 to 12 rigs in 2026 and also plans to invest roughly $2.85 billion, which is expected to yield daily production of approximately 7.5 Bcfe/d.

​Following the release, the Street has been bullish on the stock. Recently, on February 23, Betty Jian from Barclays reiterated a Buy rating on the stock but lowered the price target slightly from $126 to $125. On the same day, Josh Silverstein from UBS also reiterated a Buy rating on the stock but lowered the price target from $150 to $135.

​Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:EXE) has also been under pressure from the recent decline in natural gas prices, driven by increased production and forecasts of warmer weather, which reduces the commodity’s demand for heating and energy production.

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