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Electric Royalties (ELECF) Stock Price & Analysis

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ELECF Stock Chart & Stats

$0.08-$0.00(-1.30%)
At close: 4:00 PM EST
$0.07$0.08$0.09$0.1Aug 10Aug 24Sep 8Sep 21Oct 5Oct 19Nov 2
Day’s Range
$0.07 - $0.08
52-Week Range
$0.06 - $0.15
Previous Close
$0.08
Volume
N/A
Average Volume (3M)
22.58K
Market Cap
$10.42M
Enterprise Value
$24.14M
Total Cash (Recent Filing)
$456.43K
Total Debt (Recent Filing)
$9.48M
Price to Earnings (P/E)
―
Beta
-0.45
Next Earnings
Dec 01, 2026 (Est.)
EPS Estimate
N/A
Next Dividend Ex-Date
N/A
Dividend Yield
N/A

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say

Revenue Growth

The sharp increase in trailing revenue indicates that the royalty portfolio is gaining scale, even though the current base remains modest. If growth continues, expanding royalty receipts could improve operating leverage and strengthen the company’s ability to support future portfolio development.

Asset-Light Royalty Model

An asset-light royalty structure can provide exposure to mining production without requiring Electric Royalties to operate mines directly. This model may limit direct operating responsibilities and allow portfolio growth through acquisitions of earlier-stage interests tied to electrification materials.

Positive Equity And Asset Coverage

Positive equity and assets exceeding debt provide some balance-sheet support despite elevated leverage and ongoing losses. This cushion can help preserve financial flexibility over the medium term, although its durability depends on controlling losses and avoiding further deterioration in asset values.

Bears Say

Persistent Unprofitability

Electric Royalties has not yet demonstrated positive economics from its revenue base, with negative gross profit and continuing operating and net losses. Persistent unprofitability can weaken equity over time, limit internally funded growth, and make the business more dependent on external capital.

Negative Cash Generation

Negative operating and free cash flow show that the company is consuming cash rather than funding itself through recurring operations. Continued cash burn can constrain royalty acquisitions, increase reliance on financing capacity, and reduce resilience if project development or revenue growth takes longer than expected.

Rising Leverage

Debt materially exceeds equity, representing a significant increase in financial leverage compared with earlier years. This raises balance-sheet risk while losses continue, because interest and repayment obligations can restrict capital allocation and amplify the consequences of weak cash generation.

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ELECF FAQ

What was Electric Royalties’s price range in the past 12 months?
Electric Royalties lowest stock price was $0.06 and its highest was $0.15 in the past 12 months.
What is Electric Royalties’s market cap?
Electric Royalties’s market cap is $10.42M.
When is Electric Royalties’s upcoming earnings report date?
The company’s upcoming earnings report date is not yet available.
How were Electric Royalties’s earnings last quarter?
Electric Royalties released its earnings results on Aug 27, 2026. The company reported -$0.004 earnings per share for the quarter.
Is Electric Royalties overvalued?
Not enough analysts have published a price target to calculate whether the price is overvalued.
Does Electric Royalties pay dividends?
Electric Royalties does not currently pay dividends.
What is Electric Royalties’s EPS estimate?
Electric Royalties’s EPS estimate for its next earnings report is not yet available.
How many shares outstanding does Electric Royalties have?
Electric Royalties has 138,671,740 shares outstanding.
What happened to Electric Royalties’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Electric Royalties reported an EPS of -$0.004 in its last earnings report. Following the earnings report the stock price went down -4%.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Electric Royalties?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in ELECF
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