
Eon Resources (EONR) shares ripped higher on Thursday after the Houston-headquartered firm said it has expanded its hedging to cover 75% of oil production for the next 15 months — and more than 50% for late 2027.
Many of these contracts were locked in at prices exceeding $70 a barrel, enabling the Permian Basin producer to secure a guaranteed financial floor for the next 24 months.