• Matador Resources annual report for fiscal 2025 flagged record production and free cash flow generation, supported by continued Delaware Basin development.
• Operational focus shifted to larger batch developments and longer laterals, driving lower drilling and completion costs per foot versus prior year.
• Acreage build-out continued through a high volume of small transactions, lifting Delaware Basin position to 212,500 net acres at year-end.
• Midstream joint venture San Mateo expanded pipeline footprint and processing capacity, strengthening flow assurance for Matador operations.
• 2026 plan targets modest oil growth with lower capital spending, supported by new firm gas transport on Energy Transfer Hugh Brinson pipeline slated for second half of 2026.

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