-- Vermilion Energy (VET.TO) 周三表示，受地缘政治事件影响，现货和远期石油及欧洲天然气价格大幅上涨，导致该公司第一季度由盈转亏。 持续经营业务净亏损1.455亿加元，合每股亏损0.95加元，而去年同期则盈利1500万加元，合每股盈利0.10加元。该业绩低于FactSet汇总的每股收益预期0.07加元。 经营活动产生的现金流为2.323亿美元，合每股1.49加元，低于去年同期的2.56亿美元，合每股1.65加元。 该公司日均油当量产量为125,618桶，高于去年同期的103,115桶油当量/日。 该公司预计第二季度平均日产量为12.3万至12.5万桶油当量，全年产量有望达到此前预期范围的上限，即11.8万至12.2万桶油当量。 Vermilion公司宣布派发每股0.135美元的季度现金股息，将于6月30日支付给6月15日登记在册的股东。
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