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Oracle Coalfields (ORCP) Share Price & Analysis

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ORCP Stock Chart & Stats

GBX 0.04GBX 0.00(0.00%)
At close: 4:30 PM GMT
0.03 p0.035 p0.04 p0.045 pAug 17Sep 1Sep 14Sep 28Oct 12Oct 26Nov 9
Day’s Range
GBX 0.04 - GBX 0.04
52-Week Range
GBX 0.03 - GBX 0.10
Previous Close
GBX 0.04
Volume
N/A
Average Volume (3M)
85.77M
Market Cap
GBP 6.70M
Enterprise Value
GBP 8.50M
Total Cash (Recent Filing)
GBP 305.42K
Total Debt (Recent Filing)
GBP 0
Price to Earnings (P/E)
―
Beta
1.80
Next Earnings
Jul 01, 2027 (Est.)
EPS Estimate
N/A
Next Dividend Ex-Date
N/A
Dividend Yield
N/A

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say

Debt-Free Balance Sheet

Zero reported debt gives Oracle Coalfields a conservatively financed balance sheet and avoids recurring interest obligations or near-term refinancing pressure. This provides greater financial flexibility to preserve capital and pursue operations, even though the company remains unprofitable.

Stable Asset And Equity Base

A relatively stable equity and asset base indicates that the company has retained a meaningful financial resource base despite ongoing losses. This resilience can support continuity over the next several quarters, although continued losses could gradually erode that protection.

Improving Cash Burn

The improvement in 2025 cash outflow and net loss suggests some progress in controlling cash consumption and reducing annual losses. If sustained, this could extend financial runway and create a foundation for future improvement, though cash generation has not yet become self-funding.

Bears Say

No Operating Revenue

Zero reported revenue across six annual periods indicates that Oracle Coalfields has not yet established operating scale or demonstrated commercial traction. Without a revenue base, the company lacks recurring inflows to support investment, absorb costs, or provide visibility toward sustainable profitability.

Persistent Unprofitability

Recurring losses across the reported periods show that the current business structure is not generating earnings and continues to pressure shareholder equity. The absence of a visible path to positive earnings limits internal funding capacity and makes future financial progress dependent on operational change.

Ongoing Cash Consumption

Persistent negative operating and free cash flow means the company continues to consume cash rather than fund itself through operations. Even with improved 2025 outflow, ongoing cash burn can reduce financial resilience over time and constrain the resources available for development or expansion.

Oracle Coalfields News

ORCP FAQ

What was Oracle Coalfields’s price range in the past 12 months?
Oracle Coalfields lowest share price was 0.03 p and its highest was 0.10 p in the past 12 months.
What is Oracle Coalfields’s market cap?
Oracle Coalfields’s market cap is £6.70M.
When is Oracle Coalfields’s upcoming earnings report date?
The company’s upcoming earnings report date is not yet available.
How were Oracle Coalfields’s earnings last quarter?
Oracle Coalfields released its earnings results on Sep 16, 2026. The company reported 0 p earnings per share for the quarter.
Is Oracle Coalfields overvalued?
Not enough analysts have published a price target to calculate whether the price is overvalued.
Does Oracle Coalfields pay dividends?
Oracle Coalfields does not currently pay dividends.
What is Oracle Coalfields’s EPS estimate?
Oracle Coalfields’s EPS estimate for its next earnings report is not yet available.
How many shares outstanding does Oracle Coalfields have?
Oracle Coalfields has 16,971,395,000 shares outstanding.
What happened to Oracle Coalfields’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Oracle Coalfields reported an EPS of 0 p in its last earnings report. Following the earnings report the stock price went down -2.381%.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Oracle Coalfields?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in GB:ORCP
What is the TipRanks Smart Score and how is it calculated?
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