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Tgs Asa S/Adr (TGSGY) Q1 2026 Earnings Call

Tgs Asa S/Adr (OTC: TGSGY) Q1 2026 earnings conference call, held 2026-04-30. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

Thu, April 30, 2026 at 3:00 AMendedReplay
Tgs Asa S/Adr (TGSGY) Q1 2026 Earnings Call

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Bart Sandberg

Vice President Investor Relations and Business Intelligence

Christian Johansen

CEO

Svendberg Larsen

CFO

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Good morning and welcome to the presentation of TGS presentation of Q1 2026 results. My name is Bart Sandberg, Vice President Investor Relations and Business Intelligence in TGS. Today's presentation will be given by CEO Christian Johansen and CFO Svendberg Larsen. Before we start, I would like to draw your attention to the forward-looking statements showing on the screen and available in today's presentation and earnings release. After management's concluding remarks, we will open up for questions from the audience on the webcast. So with that, I give the word to you, Christian. Thanks, Bård. Before we kick off with the highlights of Q1, please allow me to provide a quick backdrop to recent market developments impacting our business going forward. Just a few months ago, the market expected 2026 to be defined by oversupply and continued capital discipline. Today, the picture has changed dramatically. The conflict in the Middle East has disrupted supply, effectively trapping significant volumes of oil, tightening the market and driving higher prices. More importantly, it has fundamentally shifted how our clients think about exploration. Energy security is once again a top priority. Strategic reserves are being drawn down and reserve replacement has moved back to the forefront after years of underinvestment. Activity is beginning to pick up, particularly outside the Middle East, as operators look to secure new, diversified sources of supply. That said, this will not happen overnight. Industry budgets for 2026 were set in late 2025, and it will take some time for this shift in sentiment to fully translate into increased spending. However, the direction is clear. What was expected to be a gradual recovery is now shaping into a more urgent and potentially stronger cycle f...

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