High Arctic Energy Services reported Q2 2026 results. Delta Rental benefited from Duvernay activity, while Team Snubbing posted record quarterly net income. CEO expects continued momentum.
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High Arctic Energy Services (TSX: HWO) released its second-quarter 2026 results Thursday, showing solid performance in its Delta Rental business and a record quarter from its 42%-owned Team Snubbing operation.
Delta Rental, which serves the Duvernay shale near Red Deer, Alberta, continued to deliver strong financial and operational results, the company said. Customers are accelerating development in the region, a trend CEO Lonn Bate said he expects to continue into the third quarter.
Team Snubbing, which provides snubbing services on Alaska's North Slope, posted net income that exceeded any prior second-quarter performance since High Arctic sold the snubbing assets to Team in 2022. The unit is also pursuing international opportunities that could drive growth in the second half of 2026 and beyond, Bate said.
The results validate Team Snubbing's growth strategy and the strength of its service offerings, the CEO said. He added that High Arctic remains focused on safety, service quality and cost management across the business.
The full financial statements and management's discussion and analysis are available on SEDAR+ and the company's website.
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