Range, RPC, Repligen Beat Q3 Estimates

Range Resources topped Q3 estimates with adjusted EPS of $0.57 and revenue of $717.6 million, driven by higher gas-equivalent production (2,227.8 Mcfe/d), a 51% rise in natural gas prices, and total costs that edged up about 3% as the company maintained significant drilling and acreage spending. Oil volumes declined year-over-year while natural gas production grew modestly, and total price realizations increased. RPC beat Q3 expectations with adjusted EPS of $0.09 and revenue of $447.1 million (consensus ~ $403M), marking roughly an 80% earnings surprise; the stock has underperformed year-to-date and near-term moves will hinge on management commentary and estimate revisions. Repligen reported adjusted EPS of $0.46 and $189 million in revenue (organic growth ~18%) with broad-based double-digit order growth, but it raised its midpoint revenue guide to $733 million while trimming full‑year adjusted EPS guidance and citing higher investments that pressured margins, which weighed on the stock. Across the reports, companies beat top- and bottom-line estimates and benefited from end-market demand or price realizations, but signaled ongoing capital deployment and guidance nuances that investors will watch on upcoming calls.