Evolution Petroleum reported a fiscal Q4 adjusted loss of $0.02 per share, missing the $0.01 estimate, but revenue rose 15% to $24.21 million, beating expectations. GAAP net income was $4.61 million, up from $3.41 million a year earlier, helped by unrealized gains on derivatives. Adjusted EBITDA doubled sequentially to $6.52 million but remained 24% below last year’s quarter. The company’s balance sheet shows $56.5 million in debt and liquidity supported by credit availability. Investors should note the contrast between positive GAAP earnings and weaker adjusted operating results.
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