Deutsche Rohstoff AG (DR0) Price & Analysis
DR0 Stock Chart & Stats
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- Market Cap
- CHF 410.04M
- Enterprise Value
- CHF 500.01M
- Total Cash (Recent Filing)
- CHF 133.22M
- Total Debt (Recent Filing)
- CHF 244.43M
- Price to Earnings (P/E)
- 2.9
- Beta
- N/A
- Next Earnings
- Nov 17, 2026
- EPS Estimate
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Bulls Say, Bears Say
Bulls Say
TTM Revenue Growth
The latest twelve-month revenue increase indicates continued demand for the company’s produced hydrocarbons and supports ongoing operating scale. If sustained, stronger revenue can help fund development activity, improve fixed-cost absorption, and reinforce the earnings base over the next several quarters.
Operating Cash Generation
Strong operating cash flow and coverage of key obligations demonstrate that the producing asset base generates meaningful cash before capital investment. This provides an important internal funding source for operations and development, while improving resilience through normal commodity-price fluctuations.
Strengthened Equity Base
A materially larger equity base and lower debt-to-equity ratio improve financial flexibility relative to the prior year. This gives Deutsche Rohstoff a stronger platform to support upstream investment and absorb operating volatility, even though debt remains meaningful for the business.
Bears Say
Negative Free Cash Flow
Negative and uneven free cash flow shows that reported operating strength is not consistently converting into discretionary cash after investment and working-capital requirements. This can constrain self-funded growth, increase reliance on financing, and make capital allocation less predictable across the next several quarters.
Low Earnings Durability
The exceptional TTM net margin is well above the company’s recent history, indicating that current earnings may include non-recurring benefits and may not represent normalized profitability. This reduces confidence in the repeatability of reported earnings and complicates forecasting of sustainable returns.
Commodity And Debt Exposure
Although leverage has improved, the remaining debt burden keeps the company sensitive to changes in oil and gas prices, production economics, and financing conditions. A weaker commodity environment could pressure cash generation while refinancing requirements limit flexibility for future development spending.
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Company Description
Deutsche Rohstoff AG
Operating alongside its various subsidiaries, Deutsche Rohstoff AG specializes in the discovery and extraction of hydrocarbons, specifically crude oil and natural gas. Its primary operational regions for these activities include the United States, Australia, Western Europe, and Canada. Furthermore, the company is engaged in the prospecting and development of various metallic mineral properties, encompassing valuable elements such as gold, copper, lithium, tungsten, and tin. Established in 2006, the firm maintains its corporate headquarters in Mannheim, Germany.
- Sector
- Energy
- Industry
- Oil & Gas Integrated
- CEO
- Jan-Philipp Weitz
- Employees
- 60
- Website
- www.rohstoff.de
- Address
- Q7, 24, Mannheim, BW, 68161, DE