Tetra Technologies publishes 2025 annual report

Reuters04-09 23:12
Tetra Technologies publishes 2025 annual report
  • TETRA Technologies filed its 2025 annual report, highlighting continued expansion beyond oilfield services into low-carbon energy opportunities.
  • Completion Fluids segment emphasized offshore-focused clear brine fluids, recycling buy-back program, calcium chloride chemicals franchise, battery-grade zinc bromide electrolyte sales.
  • Preferred supply agreement with Eos runs through Dec. 31, 2027, supporting planned ramp in bulk deliveries from West Memphis plant in early 2026.
  • Water and Flowback segment highlighted 2025 produced-water desalination pilot with EOG, followed by completion of front-end engineering design for first commercial TETRA Oasis TDS plant.
  • Management transition set for March 31, 2026, with CFO Elijio Serrano retiring, Matt Sanderson slated to assume CFO role.


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