Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) has narrowed its annual production guidance for its Integrated Gas division following a consistent second-quarter performance that matched the momentum of the fiscal year's opening months.
The energy giant announced that it now expects total natural gas production to land between 645 and 680 petajoules for the 12 months ending June, shifting upward from the previous floor of 635 PJ.
The refined outlook underscores the stability of the Australia Pacific LNG facility in Queensland, which serves as the core of Origin's gas operations.
During the three months ended December 2025, the Integrated Gas business produced 169.0 PJ, holding steady compared to the prior quarter.
The operational consistency generated $2.10 billion in quarterly revenue, reflecting robust demand from both export and domestic markets.
CEO Frank Calabria attributed the results to a sustained focus on operational excellence, noting that the steady output has been vital in maintaining reliable supply chains.