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Buru Energy (BRU) Share Price & Analysis

BRU Stock Chart & Stats

A$0.02A$0.00(7.14%)
At close: 4:00 PM GMT+11
AUD 0.0125AUD 0.0153 Aug18 Aug31 Aug14 Sep28 Sep12 Oct26 Oct
Day’s Range
AUD 0.02 - AUD 0.02
52-Week Range
AUD 0.01 - AUD 0.03
Previous Close
AUD 0.01
Volume
18.00K
Average Volume (3M)
1.55M
Market Cap
AUD 20.38M
Enterprise Value
AUD 9.14M
Total Cash (Recent Filing)
AUD 4.48M
Total Debt (Recent Filing)
AUD 775.00K
Price to Earnings (P/E)
―
Beta
0.54
Next Earnings
Mar 29, 2027 (Est.)
EPS Estimate
N/A
Next Dividend Ex-Date
N/A
Dividend Yield
N/A

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say

Modest Leverage

The relatively small debt burden provides financial flexibility compared with a highly leveraged exploration company. Low leverage can reduce refinancing pressure and interest obligations, leaving more capacity to fund exploration, preserve optionality, or pursue development opportunities if prospects advance.

Smaller Net Loss

The substantial reduction in annual losses indicates that costs were reduced or losses from operations narrowed during 2025. While the company remains unprofitable, better loss control can extend financial runway and improve the ability to manage exploration spending while seeking future commercial progress.

Improved Cash Burn

The much smaller free-cash-flow deficit suggests a meaningful reduction in cash consumption over the latest year. This does not establish self-funding, but improved burn control can preserve capital for core exploration and reduce the urgency of external funding over the next several quarters.

Bears Say

Revenue Collapse

The collapse to zero reported revenue shows that the company currently lacks a stable operating revenue base. Without recurring revenue from petroleum activities, funding depends more heavily on capital management and asset or partnership progress, making near-term commercial development highly uncertain.

Persistent Unprofitability

Multi-year losses across net income and operating earnings indicate that the existing business has not demonstrated sustainable profitability. Persistent negative earnings limit internally generated funding, pressure shareholder value, and make future success dependent on converting exploration or development opportunities into commercial returns.

Negative Cash Generation

Consistently negative operating and free cash flow means the company has not been self-funding its activities over the reported period. Continued outflows can consume equity and restrict investment capacity, even with modest debt, unless operating receipts or development funding improve materially.

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BRU FAQ

What was Buru Energy ’s price range in the past 12 months?
Buru Energy lowest share price was AU$0.01 and its highest was AU$0.03 in the past 12 months.
What is Buru Energy ’s market cap?
Buru Energy ’s market cap is AU$20.38M.
When is Buru Energy ’s upcoming earnings report date?
The company’s upcoming earnings report date is not yet available.
How were Buru Energy ’s earnings last quarter?
Buru Energy released its earnings results on Sep 07, 2026. The company reported -AU$0.002 earnings per share for the quarter.
Is Buru Energy overvalued?
Not enough analysts have published a price target to calculate whether the price is overvalued.
Does Buru Energy pay dividends?
Buru Energy does not currently pay dividends.
What is Buru Energy ’s EPS estimate?
Buru Energy ’s EPS estimate for its next earnings report is not yet available.
How many shares outstanding does Buru Energy have?
Buru Energy has 1,358,660,400 shares outstanding.
What happened to Buru Energy ’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Buru Energy reported an EPS of -AU$0.002 in its last earnings report. Following the earnings report the stock price went down -7.143%.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Buru Energy ?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in AU:BRU
What is the TipRanks Smart Score and how is it calculated?
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