Cabot Oil and Gas announced second quarter results, highlighting a 10% production increase, costs reductions of 12% and three Eagle Ford wells added to production.

Related: Cabot Waits to Resume Eagle Ford Drilling

During a recent earnings call, Cabot executives commented on their Eagle Ford operations, saying it is likely they will cut back on the money spent in the region for the rest of 2016. Though the company’s Eagle Ford assets assets exceed the capitol costs, the return doesn’t warrant additional spending at this time.

Cabot’s Eagle Ford Shale assets achieved net production of 14,312 barrels of oil equivalent (Boe) per day during the second quarter, an increase of 10% over the first quarter of 2016. The Company completed and placed on production three net wells during the quarter and plans to drill two Eagle Ford wells during the third quarter.

Second quarter highlights include:

• Cash flow from operating activities was $85.2 million ($171.2 million for 2015)
• Net loss was $62.9 million ($27.5 million for 2015)
• Operating expenses decreased to $2.22 per thousand cubic feet equivalent (Mcfe), a 12% improvement

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