Shares of National Fuel Gas fell 5.8% following second quarter results, as investors responded negatively to management's downward revision of full-year production expectations driven by weather-related disruptions in the upstream business.

• Adjusted EPS for the quarter was $2.71, up 13% year-over-year.
• Management flagged that severe winter weather and associated road closures led to operational slowdowns, modestly reducing both quarterly and anticipated full-year production.
• Progress continues on pipeline expansion projects, including the Line N system upgrade, Shippingport Lateral, and Tioga Pathway, with targeted in-service dates in late 2026–2028.
• Rate case activity is underway, with Supply Corporation filing for a ~$95 million cost-of-service increase and ongoing regulatory proceedings in New York and Pennsylvania.
• The CenterPoint Ohio acquisition remains on track for closing in the fourth quarter of the calendar year.