NINE’s 2Q26 results suggest the EBITDA miss was driven primarily by temporary Coiled Tubing capacity constraints and inflationary cost pressure rather than weaker underlying demand. Revenue increased 9% q/q to $141.8M, while adjusted EBITDA improved to $8.6M from ~$3.0M, with retained crews and delayed price realization weighing on margins ahead of expected capacity restoration. Completion Tools remained the key growth engine, with revenue up 44% q/q on domestic share gains, international expansion, and greater dissolvable-plug adoption, partially offsetting softer Coiled Tubing and Wireline results. Management expects 3Q EBITDA to remain flat to modestly lower before improving as equipment returns and pricing catches up with inflation, while maintaining FY26 CapEx guidance and targeting cash-flow-neutral performance in 2H26.