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National Fuel Gas Posts 9% FY26 Adjusted EPS Growth, Sets FY27 Guidance

National Fuel Gas reported 9% growth in adjusted earnings per share for fiscal 2026 and guided to $6.00–$6.40 for fiscal 2027, assuming natural gas prices of $2.85 per MMBtu. It also reported about $200 million in free cash flow and targeted a tax-free Seneca Resources spin-off in the second half of calendar 2027, subject to conditions.

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What happened

National Fuel Gas reported 9% growth in adjusted earnings per share for fiscal 2026 and guided to $6.00–$6.40 for fiscal 2027, assuming natural gas prices of $2.85 per MMBtu. It also reported about $200 million in free cash flow and targeted a tax-free Seneca Resources spin-off in the second half of calendar 2027, subject to conditions.

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Global impact / market context

The fiscal 2027 earnings range depends partly on the stated natural gas price assumption, while contracts covering about 90%–95% of expected production may make sales less exposed to price changes. The planned spin-off could alter how investors value the company’s gas production business, if completed.

Analyst inference

The company reported a 56th consecutive annual dividend increase alongside about $200 million in fiscal 2026 free cash flow. Its fiscal 2027 production guidance and high share of contracted sales give investors specific measures to compare with future results, but the article provides no market reaction.

Analyst inference

What to watch

  1. Compare fiscal 2027 adjusted earnings per share with the $6.00–$6.40 guidance and the stated $2.85 per MMBtu gas-price assumption as results emerge. Analyst inference
  2. Track whether production stays within the guided 400–435 Bcfe range and whether firm sales contracts continue covering about 90%–95% of expected output. Analyst inference
  3. Watch for progress toward the targeted second-half 2027 Seneca Resources spin-off; the company says it remains subject to closing conditions. Confirmed

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