What are the projected free cash flow and net cash position after the two‑quarter capital expenditures?

The excerpt you provided does not contain the specific numbers for NuVista Energy Ltd.’s projected free‑cash‑flow (FCF) or its net‑cash position after the two‑quarter capital expenditures. Those figures are typically disclosed in the “Financial Summary” or “Liquidity and Capital Resources” sections of the full earnings release, but they are not included in the portion of the release that was shared in the prompt (the text cuts off after mentioning the $100 million share‑repurchase program).

What you can do to obtain the figures

1. Read the full press release – The complete “Second Quarter Results” release (often titled “NuVista Energy Ltd. Announces Second Quarter Results”) will list:

   • Projected free‑cash‑flow for the six‑month period (or the annualized estimate) after deducting capital expenditures.
   • Net cash position (cash and cash equivalents less debt) after accounting for the capital expenditures incurred in the first two quarters of 2025.

2. Look for the “Liquidity & Capital Resources” table – This table typically contains:

   • Free cash flow (or cash flow from operations)
   • Capital expenditures
   • Net cash position (or cash and cash equivalents)
   • Debt and net debt figures

3. Check the accompanying financial tables – Often the press release includes a condensed balance sheet and cash‑flow statement, which will let you confirm the net‑cash figure (cash + cash equivalents minus total debt) after the reported capital spending.

If you have access to the full press release (e.g., via the GlobeNewswire link or NuVista’s investor‑relations page), locate the sections titled “Financial Highlights,” “Cash Flow,” or “Liquidity” to obtain the exact numbers. Once you have those figures, you can simply cite them:

• Projected free cash flow: \$ [‑] million (or whatever figure is provided)
• Net cash position after Q2 capital expenditures: \$ [‑] million (or the figure indicated).

Bottom line: The excerpt you supplied does not contain the required numbers, so you’ll need to refer to the complete earnings release to get the precise projected free‑cash‑flow and net‑cash‑position figures. If you can provide the missing portion of the release, I can extract and confirm those values for you.