Crude Oil
Energy companies are highly sensitive to oil prices. Every $10/barrel change can impact operating margins by 15-25%.
Jura Energy Corporation is engaged in the exploration, extraction, and production of oil and natural gas in Pakistan and Canada. The company shows a gross margin of 36.3%, indicating some operational efficiency, but faces significant concerns with a negative EBITDA margin of -52.8% and a net margin of -98.0%, reflecting ongoing losses. Additionally, a current ratio of 0.63 suggests liquidity issues, which could hinder short-term obligations. Overall, while there is potential in its operations, the financial health raises red flags for investors.
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Company has $176K in cash but burned $187K last quarter. At this burn rate, only 0.9 quarters of runway remain without additional financing.
Gross profit margin declined from 60.4% to 41.6% year-over-year, suggesting pricing pressure or rising input costs are squeezing profitability.
Company posted a loss of $-1.9M over the last year, representing 52.4% of revenue.
Debt of $4.7M is 26.6x the company's cash position of $176K.
Operating cash flow has been negative for 3 consecutive quarters, burning $749K over the last year.
Exceptional revenue growth of 115.6% YoY demonstrates strong market demand and competitive positioning.
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Based on 2026-H1 (June 30, 2026)