Crude Oil
Energy companies are highly sensitive to oil prices. Every $10/barrel change can impact operating margins by 15-25%.
Avila Energy Corporation is an integrated energy company focused on the development, exploration, and production of oil and natural gas in Canada. The company shows significant concerns with a gross margin of -299.6% and a net margin of -498.8%, indicating severe profitability issues. Additionally, its current and quick ratios are both at 0.00, suggesting liquidity challenges. While the stock price surged 50% today, the overall financial health raises red flags for potential investors, highlighting the need for caution despite the recent price movement.
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Company has $9K in cash but burned $45K last quarter. At this burn rate, only 0.2 quarters of runway remain without additional financing.
Revenue fell 28.6% year-over-year from $853K to $609K. The decline has persisted for multiple quarters.
Company posted a loss of $-13.0M over the last year, representing 2134.4% of revenue.
Debt of $9.6M is 1084.9x the company's cash position of $9K.
Gross margin expanded by 210.0 percentage points, indicating improved pricing power or cost efficiency.
Operating margin expanded by 426.0pp, demonstrating strong operational leverage.
Both gross margin (+210.0pp) and operating margin (+426.0pp) are expanding simultaneously, indicating the company is scaling profitably.
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Based on 2025-Q3 (September 30, 2025)