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Key Stats
Market Cap
308.56MP/E (TTM)
-Basic EPS (TTM)
-0.04Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
10-Q
Q3 FY2011 results
Petrocorp's Q3 2011 revenues dipped slightly to $24,632 from $25,527 a year earlier, while gross loss narrowed to $33,950 from $52,341, thanks to lower oil and gas operating costs and exploration expenses. The net loss widened to $138,636 from $115,268, driven by higher professional fees tied to business plan development and public company costs, though operating loss deepened to $123,350 from $102,195. No free cash flow is disclosed in the 10-Q. Cash dwindled to $9,350 amid $190,349 in operating cash burn, offset by $75,000 in stockholder notes, leaving $1,024,950 in demand notes to the majority owner. In August 2011, the subsidiary sold an 81.25% interest in East Kurupa Gas Field leases for $95,295, retaining a 6.25% overriding royalty. Exploration stage persists. Commodity price swings pose ongoing risks.
10-Q
Q2 FY2011 results
Petrocorp's Q2 2011 revenues dipped to $19,866 from $30,859 y/y, yet gross loss narrowed to $5,568 from $4,379 while operating expenses held steady at $72,934, driving a net loss of $93,001 versus $95,849 last year; six-month figures show revenues at $54,661 (down from $61,769 y/y) but a slimmer net loss of $153,084 compared to $177,892, with EPS steady at $(0.01) on 22,680,000 diluted shares. Oklahoma production edged up slightly q/q, offsetting Alaska exploration delays, while related-party interest at 6% implied rate added $14,499 to costs but was booked as capital contribution. Cash climbed to $32,705, buoyed by a $50,000 stockholder loan, though $999,950 in demand notes loom large against negative working capital. No free cash flow disclosed in the 10-Q. Material weaknesses persist in internal controls.
10-Q
Q1 FY2011 results
Petrocorp narrowed its Q1 2011 net loss to $60,083 from $82,046 a year earlier, while revenues climbed 12.6% year-over-year to $34,795, driven by Oklahoma production amid Alaska exploration delays. Gross profit swung positive at $10,630 versus a $7,295 loss last year, as oil and gas operating costs dropped to $16,660 from $22,560, though operating expenses held steady around $56,463 on salary and professional fees. The net loss matched the operating loss, with no material discrepancies from other items. Cash ticked up slightly to $29,750, but negative working capital deepened to $945,798, supported by $949,950 in demand notes to the majority stockholder at an implied 6% rate, treated as capital contributions. No free cash flow is calculable, as capex details are not disclosed in the 10-Q. Exploration stage persists, with no declared reserves. Internal controls remain weak, lacking segregation of duties.
10-K
FY2010 results
Petrocorp Inc. posted FY2010 revenue of $109,298, up 54% y/y from $70,961, driven by modest Oklahoma production, yet recorded a net loss of $1,273,048 amid $900,865 in impairment charges on Alaska and Oklahoma leases—worse than 2009's $639,813 hit. Exploration costs dipped to $179,478 from $210,641, but Q4 momentum stalled with no wells in progress and cash scraping $29,404 against $950,000 in related-party debt. Oklahoma's net acreage shrank to 2,968 from 4,929, signaling asset reviews, while Alaska's 24,280 acres await pipeline dreams. No dividends or buybacks; capex eyes $100,000 for 2011 test wells. Unsuccessful drilling could sink the exploratory outfit.
10-Q
Q3 FY2010 results
PetroCorp narrowed its Q3 net loss to $115K from $230K a year earlier, while revenues climbed 38% y/y to $25.5K on steadier Oklahoma output, though costs dipped to $17.9K. For the nine months, the $293K net loss improved sharply from $551K in 2009, with revenues up to $87.3K but operating cash use at $120K. Exploration costs rose to $50.7K in the quarter, yet gross margins held amid lower professional fees. Cash dwindled to $17K, offset by $900K in demand notes to the majority stockholder. No free cash flow disclosed in the 10-Q. Related-party loans sustain liquidity. Internal controls remain weak.
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