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Amplify Energy Corp.

NYSE:AMPY
US$4.46Close 7 Oct 2026 · delayed

Past year: ▼ 2%(3.91 – 6.40 USD)

Market cap
A$262m
Shares on issue
41.5m
In-ground value
A$68.3m
Risked multiple
0.25×
Story beats
42 since 2012
Last event
31 Dec 2025

Announcements, explained

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13 Mar 2026auditor change● Neutral

Amplify Energy confirmed that Deloitte & Touche's final fiscal-2025 audit reports were issued March 9, 2026, completing the previously announced transition to new auditor Grant Thornton.

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15 Jan 2026auditor change● Neutral

Amplify Energy dismissed Deloitte & Touche as its auditor after a competitive review and engaged Grant Thornton for fiscal 2026; no disagreements were reported.

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31 Dec 2025debt financing● NeutralMajor

After its 2025 divestitures sharply shrank its asset base, Amplify Energy's credit facility (now led by Citizens Bank) was reset to a $25 million borrowing base with its maturity extended to December 2028.

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29 Dec 2025asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor

Amplify Energy completed its $92.5 million sale of Oklahoma assets to Revolution Resources, finishing a year of major divestitures that followed the collapsed North Peak/Century acquisition.

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23 Dec 2025asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor

Amplify Energy completed its $122 million sale of East Texas and Louisiana assets to EQV Alpha.

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5 Nov 2025material agreement▲ GoodMajor

Amplify Energy agreed to sell its Oklahoma oil and gas assets to Revolution Resources III for $92.5 million cash, expected to close in December 2025, its third major divestiture agreement of 2025.

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29 Oct 2025material agreement▲ GoodMajor

Amplify Energy agreed to sell its East Texas and Louisiana oil and gas assets to EQV Alpha for $122 million cash, expected to close in December 2025.

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1 July 2025asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor

Amplify Energy sold its Karnes County, Texas oil and gas assets to Murphy Exploration & Production, the properties' existing operator, for $23 million cash.

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25 Apr 2025business combination▼ BadMajor

Amplify Energy and Juniper Capital mutually terminated their agreement to acquire North Peak Oil & Gas and Century Oil and Gas, abandoning the planned DJ Basin/Powder River Basin expansion.

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15 Apr 2025material agreement● Neutral

Amplify Energy and the sellers amended their North Peak/Century merger agreement to require Juniper Capital to inject $15 million of cash into the target companies before closing.

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4 Apr 2025business combination● Neutral

Amplify Energy gave a further update on its pending North Peak/Century acquisition from Juniper Capital Advisors, without changing the deal's financial terms.

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4 Mar 2025business combination● NeutralMajor

Amplify filed the final proxy statement for the Juniper deal, setting a virtual special shareholder meeting for April 14, 2025 (record date March 3, 2025) to vote on issuing 26,729,315 shares for North Peak and Century. The terms are unchanged from the preliminary version (61% current holders / 39% Juniper, board unanimously in favour), and the deal cannot close without shareholder approval of the share issuance.

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18 Feb 2025business combination● NeutralMajor

Amplify filed a preliminary proxy statement asking shareholders to approve issuing 26,729,315 new shares to buy North Peak Oil & Gas and Century Oil and Gas from Juniper Capital Advisors, the deal signed January 14, 2025. If completed, current shareholders would own about 61% and Juniper about 39% on a fully diluted basis; the meeting date was still blank in this draft, and the board unanimously recommends a vote in favour.

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15 Jan 2025merger communication● Neutral

Amplify Energy filed the required Rule 425 investor communication announcing its just-signed agreement to acquire North Peak Oil & Gas and Century Oil and Gas from Juniper Capital Advisors, repeating the deal's terms.

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15 Jan 2025business combination▲ GoodMajor

Amplify Energy agreed to acquire DJ Basin (Colorado) operator North Peak Oil & Gas and Powder River Basin operator Century Oil and Gas from Juniper Capital Advisors, a significant new-basin growth deal.

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25 Oct 2024debt financing● Neutral

Amplify Energy's lenders trimmed its borrowing base slightly to $145 million but raised its elected commitments to match, in the scheduled fall 2024 redetermination.

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1 Aug 2023debt financing● NeutralMajor

Amplify Energy fully refinanced its revolving credit facility with a new KeyBank-led facility (initial $150 million borrowing base, $135 million elected commitments, maturing 2027), replacing its prior $180 million facility.

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13 Dec 2022debt financing▼ Bad

Amplify Energy's scheduled fall redetermination trimmed its borrowing base to $215 million, with renewed automatic monthly reductions starting at year-end.

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21 June 2022debt financing▲ Good

As oil prices recovered, Amplify Energy's lenders (now led by KeyBank) reaffirmed its borrowing base at $225 million and ended the automatic monthly reductions that had been squeezing its credit line.

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16 Dec 2020material agreement● Neutral

Existing Amplify Energy stockholders sold about 8.5 million shares in a registered secondary offering; the company itself received none of the proceeds.

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18 Nov 2020debt financing● Neutral

Amplify Energy's lenders reaffirmed its credit-facility borrowing base at $260 million in the scheduled fall 2020 redetermination.

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14 Oct 2020listing compliance notice▼ Bad

Amplify Energy's stock again closed below the NYSE's $1.00 minimum price for 30 days, restarting its share-price compliance clock.

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4 Sept 2020listing compliance notice▼ BadMajor

Amplify Energy also fell below the NYSE's minimum market-capitalization and stockholders'-equity thresholds, opening a second, parallel listing-compliance track.

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15 June 2020debt financing▼ BadMajor

Amid the COVID-19 oil price collapse, Amplify Energy's lenders cut its credit-facility borrowing base from $450 million toward $260 million in stages and tightened collateral and covenant terms.

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21 Apr 2020listing compliance notice▼ Bad

Amplify Energy received a NYSE notice that its stock had traded below the $1.00 minimum price for 30 days, the start of a new listing-compliance stretch amid the COVID-19 oil price crash.

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24 Jan 2020auditor change● Neutral

After a competitive review, Amplify Energy's audit committee replaced KPMG with Deloitte & Touche as its independent accountant for fiscal 2020; KPMG reported no disagreements.

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29 Aug 2019business combination● Neutral

The newly renamed Amplify Energy Corp. filed updated pro forma financial statements for its just-completed merger with legacy Amplify Energy, needed to support a coming stock registration.

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6 Aug 2019asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor

Midstates completed its merger with privately held Amplify Energy Corp. and renamed itself "Amplify Energy Corp.," with the deal accounted for as a reverse acquisition in which legacy Amplify, not Midstates, was treated as the accounting acquirer.

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26 June 2019business combination● Neutral

The amendment filled in the blanks and set the clock running: both shareholder votes fixed for 2 August 2019, record date 28 June, mailing 28 June, and the 0.933 exchange ratio priced for the first time at about $5.28 per Amplify share on 25 June closing prices. Terms unchanged; the deal moved from drafted to scheduled.

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7 June 2019business combination● NeutralMajor

Midstates registered the shares for its all-stock merger with privately held Amplify Energy: each Amplify share converts into 0.933 Midstates shares, leaving the two shareholder bases owning roughly 50% each of the combined company -- a merger of equals between two companies that had each recently come out of Chapter 11. Holders of about 35.5% of Midstates stock had already signed voting agreements supporting it.

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