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What were Calfrac's revenue and profit growth rates for Q2 2025 compared to Q2 2024?

Answer

The press release you quoted announces that Calfrac Well Services Ltd. (TSX: CFW) has released its financial and operating results for the three‑ and six‑month periods ending June 30 2025, but the excerpt you provided does not contain the actual revenue or profit figures (or the year‑over‑year growth percentages) for Q2 2025 versus Q2 2024.

Because the specific numbers are missing, I cannot compute the exact revenue growth rate or profit growth rate for Q2 2025 compared with Q2 2024 from the information given.

How to Find the Growth Rates

  1. Locate the Full Press Release

    The complete press release (often titled “Calfrac Reports Strong Second Quarter 2025 Results”) will list:

    • Q2 2025 revenue and profit (or net income) figures.
    • Q2 2024 revenue and profit figures (or at least the prior‑year comparatives).

  2. Calculate the Year‑Over‑Year Growth

    Use the standard percentage‑change formula:

[
\text{Growth Rate (\%)} = \left( \frac{\text{Current Period Value} - \text{Prior Period Value}}{\text{Prior Period Value}} \right) \times 100
]

  • Revenue growth: plug in Q2 2025 revenue and Q2 2024 revenue.
  • Profit growth: plug in Q2 2025 profit (e.g., net income, operating profit, or EBITDA) and Q2 2024 profit.
  1. Where to Find the Numbers
    • Company’s website / Investor Relations page – the press release is usually posted under “News Releases” or “Financial Releases.”
    • SEDAR+ – as noted in the excerpt, Calfrac’s interim consolidated financial statements and MD&A are available at www.sedarplus.ca. Look for the filing dated around July 2025 (the interim filing for the quarter).
    • GlobeNewswire – the original news feed often includes a link to the full release.

Example (Illustrative Only)

If the full release showed:

Period Revenue (CAD M) Profit (CAD M)
Q2 2024 150 30
Q2 2025 180 42

Then:

  • Revenue growth = ((180 – 150) / 150) × 100 = 20 %
  • Profit growth = ((42 – 30) / 30) × 100 = 40 %

These numbers are purely hypothetical; you’ll need the actual figures from the complete release to compute the real growth rates.

Bottom Line

  • The excerpt you provided does not contain the necessary revenue or profit data.
  • To obtain the growth rates, retrieve the full press release or the interim financial statements (via the company’s website or SEDAR+), locate the Q2 2025 and Q2 2024 figures, and apply the percentage‑change formula above.

If you can share the specific revenue and profit numbers from the full release, I’ll gladly calculate the exact growth rates for you.

Other Questions About This News

How did the company's operating margins and non‑GAAP margins change year‑over‑year? Did the press release highlight any new contracts, acquisitions, or strategic partnerships that could influence future revenue streams? Did Calcalc provide any revised guidance or forecasts for the remainder of 2025, and what assumptions underpin those forecasts? What were the key drivers behind any changes in the company's cost structure, such as labor, equipment, or material costs? What is the current debt profile and liquidity position after the Q2 results, and does it raise any refinancing concerns? Are there any indications of changes in the company's pricing power or contract terms with major oil and gas producers? What is the outlook for drilling and well‑service activity in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin and how does it affect Calfrac's future demand? What regulatory or environmental developments were mentioned that could affect the company's operating environment or cost base? What capital expenditures were incurred in the first half of 2025, and are there any major upcoming capex projects that could impact cash flow? Is the company planning any share repurchases, dividend adjustments, or other capital‑return initiatives following the Q2 results? How does the reported non‑GAAP earnings reconcile with the GAAP net income, and what adjustments should traders focus on? How does Calfrac's current utilization rate compare to its historical averages and to its main competitors (e.g., Halliburton Canada, Schlumberger Canada)? How might the Q2 2025 results impact analyst sentiment and target price revisions for Calfrac's stock? How sensitive is Calfrac's earnings to commodity price fluctuations, especially oil and natural gas price volatility?