8-K Impact 8/10 Earnings

$DINO · HF Sinclair Corp

October 28, 2026 · AI-analyzed SEC filing

HF Sinclair filed an 8-K reporting Q3 2026 results with net income of $2,015 million ($11.38/diluted share) on revenue of $9.857 billion, a 400% YoY earnings surge. The company also announced the appointment of President/COO Steve Ledbetter as CEO effective January 1, 2027, succeeding Franklin Myers who becomes Executive Chairperson. A regular quarterly dividend of $0.525/share was declared.

  • Net income attributable to HF Sinclair stockholders was $2,015 million ($11.38/diluted share), up 400% from $403 million in Q3 2025.
  • Adjusted net income was $2,079 million ($11.75/diluted share) vs. $459 million ($2.44/diluted share) in the prior-year quarter.
  • Refining segment Adjusted EBITDA hit $2,582 million, driven by tight fuel supply, elevated crack spreads, and EPA small refinery RINs waivers.
  • Returned $572 million to stockholders in Q3 via $479 million in share repurchases and $93 million in dividends.
  • Steve Ledbetter (current President/COO) appointed CEO effective January 1, 2027; Franklin Myers becomes Executive Chairperson.
PeriodQ3 FY2026
ResultBeat
Revenue$9.857B
EPS$11.75

Extended-hours trading shows DINO at $119.54, up +4.67% from the regular-session close of $114.21, which had fallen 8.81% during the regular session. The after-hours bid suggests the market is reacting positively to the massive earnings beat and capital return.

A 400% YoY earnings surge paired with a CEO succession and a major segment spin-off makes this one of the most consequential filings in the refining sector this quarter.

HF Sinclair's refining margin explosion ($54.22/produced barrel, +183% YoY) reflects the broader tight-supply environment in transportation fuels that has lifted the entire independent refining sector. The planned Lubricants & Specialties separation mirrors a sector trend toward pure-play structures.

Refining segment benefited from EPA small refinery RINs waivers — a policy-driven tailwind that could reverse under regulatory changes. The Mississauga Refinery retirement incurred $109 million in combined impairment, severance, and accelerated depreciation charges.

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