SM Energy Company (SM) Revenue by Segment

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SM Energy revenue by segment at a glance

In Q2 fiscal 2026 (the quarter ended June 30, 2026), SM Energy's largest product or service was Crude Oil, with $2.03 billion or 94% of revenue, up 210.3% from a year earlier. Next: Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) (5%) and Natural Gas (1%).

By region, Permian Basin brought in 51%, DJ Basin brought in 27% and Uinta Basin brought in 13% of revenue in Q2 fiscal 2026.

The fastest-growing product or service from a year earlier was Crude Oil (+210.3%).

From company filings, in USD; latest quarter ended June 30, 2026; quarterly data from Q3 fiscal 2017.

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Revenue breakdown

Fiscal quarters, from company filings

SM Energy revenue by product or service, last 4 quarters

Product or serviceQ2 FY26Q1 FY26Q3 FY25Q2 FY25Share
Crude Oil$2.0B$1.3B$669.1M$653.0M94%
Natural Gas Liquids (NGL)$115.0M$91.0M$57.7M$54.0M5%
Natural Gas$15.0M$124.0M$84.2M$78.0M1%

In USD, fiscal quarters as reported; share = part of Q2 FY26 revenue.

SM Energy revenue by region, last 4 quarters

RegionQ2 FY26Q1 FY26Q3 FY25Q2 FY25Share
Permian Basin$1.1B$729.0M–$342.0M51%
DJ Basin$579.0M$342.0M––27%
Uinta Basin$286.0M$206.0M$231.5M$232.0M13%
South Texas$181.0M$200.0M$235.3M$211.0M8%

In USD, fiscal quarters as reported; share = part of Q2 FY26 revenue.

Questions and answers

Which product or service makes the most money for SM Energy?

Crude Oil: $2.03 billion, or 94% of revenue, in Q2 fiscal 2026.

What are SM Energy's main products and services?

By revenue in Q2 fiscal 2026: Crude Oil (94%), Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) (5%) and Natural Gas (1%).

Where does SM Energy make its money?

By region in Q2 fiscal 2026: Permian Basin (51%), DJ Basin (27%), Uinta Basin (13%) and South Texas (8%).

Disclaimer: This analysis is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Data may be incomplete, delayed, or contain inaccuracies. Consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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