Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - The company generated 183millioninadjustedEBITDAand56 million in free cash flow, while reducing debt by approximately 86millionduringthequarter[6][18].−ConsolidatedrevenueforQ2totaled709 million, a decrease attributed to lower activity levels [18]. - Selling, general and administrative costs were 70 million in Q2, down slightly from the first quarter, with a baseline SG&A reduction of approximately 1 million from the prior quarter [18][19]. Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - The Stimulation Services segment generated revenues of 608millioninQ2,downfromthepreviousquarter,withadjustedEBITDAof123 million compared to 206million[19].−TheProppantProductionsegmentsawrevenuesof110 million in Q2, up approximately 34% sequentially, with adjusted EBITDA totaling 58million,upapproximately4031 million in Q2, down approximately 54% from the previous quarter, with adjusted EBITDA of 3.1million[20].MarketDataandKeyMetricsChanges−Thecompanynotedthatpricingremainsconstructivedespitelowerassetutilizationimpactingsecondquarterearnings,withoptimismforastrongersecondhalfoftheyear[10][11].−TheProppantsegment′sthird−partysalesreached70300 million, reflecting the deferral of fleet upgrade programs [21][22]. - Total cash and cash equivalents at the end of the quarter was 27million,withtotalliquidityof164 million [22]. Q&A Session Summary Question: Commentary on active fleets and reductions - Management did not provide specific numbers but emphasized maximizing utilization and rightsizing the cost structure [24]. Question: Fleet reactivations in Q4 or 2024 - Management refrained from guiding fleet count but noted close attention to rig count and industry dynamics [26]. Question: Spot pricing trends in different markets - Management acknowledged some spot pricing decreases in West Texas but highlighted that contracting rates remain above the spot market [30][31]. Question: Cost reductions and profitability improvements - Management indicated that costs are relatively fixed, and profitability is expected to improve as utilization and volumes increase [36]. Question: Working capital release expectations - Management anticipates a release of working capital primarily from inventory management, potentially generating over $50 million [38][39].