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Horizon
Consolidated fair value $138.42 all other verticals held in this portfolio case
Final-quarter revenue $3M 0% of company revenue
Explicit segment contribution $24M EBITDA less segment capex, before corporate items

Vista's own long-range case, raised on 11 May 2026 alongside the guidance: 250 Mboe/d of production and 2.0 billion dollars of recurring annual free cash flow by 2030, twenty-five and thirty-three percent above the vision published at the November 2025 Investor Day six months earlier. This is the only case that treats the 2030 anchors as commitments rather than as a ceiling on extrapolation. What it does not reach is anything past 2030: no filed figure supports production or cash flow beyond that year, so the last two projected quarters plateau rather than compound, and the case says nothing about the balance sheet that gets there.

NGL and LPG

Basis quarter$2M
Final quarter$3M
Implied CAGR+9%
Final revenue mix0%

One and a half tenths of a percent of revenue: 1.9 million dollars on 710 boe/d at 406 dollars a tonne in Q2 2026. It is a processing byproduct of the conventional assets and of gas treatment, reported on the income statement as revenues from LPG sales and in the operating tables as NGL. It is carried as its own line only because Vista reports it as one, and it will never move the valuation.

Last four quarters
2025 Q3 $1M Reported
2025 Q4 $2M Reported
2026 Q1 $2M Reported
2026 Q2 $2M Reported
LPG and condensate sales
Sequential growth +2.0%/qtr decaying toward +1.0% 2% a quarter: a loose track of the oil programme on a byproduct line worth 0.15% of revenue.
NGL and LPG

Latest: $3M (2031Q2E)

Period Value
2023Q1 $1M
2023Q2 $1M
2023Q3 $733,000.00
2023Q4 $968,000.00
2024Q1 $201,000.00
2024Q2 $276,000.00
2024Q3 $1M
2024Q4 $1M
2025Q1 $2M
2025Q2 $1M
2025Q3 $1M
2025Q4 $2M
2026Q1 $2M
2026Q2 $2M
2026Q3E $2M
2026Q4E $2M
2027Q1E $2M
2027Q2E $2M
2027Q3E $2M
2027Q4E $2M
2028Q1E $2M
2028Q2E $2M
2028Q3E $2M
2028Q4E $2M
2029Q1E $2M
2029Q2E $2M
2029Q3E $3M
2029Q4E $3M
2030Q1E $3M
2030Q2E $3M
2030Q3E $3M
2030Q4E $3M
2031Q1E $3M
2031Q2E $3M

Assumptions & reasoning

  • A growth driver rather than a capacity one, because no operational driver can be evidenced: volume swung between 139 and 784 boe/d across the last nine quarters with no relation to the drilling programme, and Vista sets no target for it.
  • Two percent a quarter fading toward one is a loose track of the oil programme, not a company figure. On a line worth 0.15% of revenue, the difference between any two plausible rates is smaller than the rounding on the crude line.
  • The conventional assets that feed most of this volume are operated by Tango under a transfer agreement, and Vista's entitlement was already renegotiated once, in September 2025, so the line is structurally in run-off even as the shale grows.
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