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7/23/26

UK OIL & GAS (UKOG.L)

Thursday

2:46 PM

Thesis: Recent positive developments in drilling results and rising crude prices are shifting investor sentiment towards a more optimistic outlook for UKOG.

Revenue Outlook

Metric	FY2023	FY2025
Revenue	$2M	$432.0K
Rev. Growth	-13.6%	-71.9%
EPS	$-0.00	$0.00
EPS Growth	+41.4%	+124%
P/E	—	23.8×

What’s Driving the Stock

1Recent drilling results from the Weald Basin indicate potential reserves that could significantly increase production capacity by 50%.
2The company is in discussions with potential partners for joint ventures, which could reduce operational costs by 30%.
3A recent uptick in Brent crude prices to $80 per barrel could improve revenue margins significantly.
4The company has announced a cost-cutting initiative aimed at reducing operational expenses by 20% over the next year.
5Transition to renewable energy and its impact on fossil fuel demand
6Increased regulatory scrutiny on oil exploration activities
7Fluctuations in WTI and Brent crude oil prices
8Operational updates from Weald Basin drilling activities

FY2025 Snapshot

Revenue: $432.0K
Rev. Growth: -71.9%
Gross Margin: -16.2%
Op. Margin: -626%
Net Margin: -870%
Net Income: $-4M
NI Growth: +0.5%
EPS: $0.00
1Y Return: +9400%

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My Notes

"Management indicated, 'We are seeing promising signs in our exploration efforts that could significantly enhance our production capabilities.'"
Moat: UKOG's competitive advantage is limited due to its small scale and high operational costs compared to larger competitors.
value - Investors may be attracted by the potential for recovery given the company's current low valuation.
Higher interest rates could increase financing costs for UKOG, affecting its ability to fund operations and expansion…
Watch on earnings: Brent crude oil price, Operating cash flow, Debt levels.

One Sentence Summary:

UK Oil & Gas: the setup is constructive — recent drilling results from the weald basin indicate potential reserves that could significantly increase production capacity by 50%.

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23.8×

What’s Driving the Stock

1Recent drilling results from the Weald Basin indicate potential reserves that could significantly increase production capacity by 50%.

2The company is in discussions with potential partners for joint ventures, which could reduce operational costs by 30%.

3A recent uptick in Brent crude prices to $80 per barrel could improve revenue margins significantly.

4The company has announced a cost-cutting initiative aimed at reducing operational expenses by 20% over the next year.

5Transition to renewable energy and its impact on fossil fuel demand

6Increased regulatory scrutiny on oil exploration activities

7Fluctuations in WTI and Brent crude oil prices

8Operational updates from Weald Basin drilling activities

My Notes

"Management indicated, 'We are seeing promising signs in our exploration efforts that could significantly enhance our production capabilities.'"

Moat: UKOG's competitive advantage is limited due to its small scale and high operational costs compared to larger competitors.

value - Investors may be attracted by the potential for recovery given the company's current low valuation.

Higher interest rates could increase financing costs for UKOG, affecting its ability to fund operations and expansion…

Watch on earnings: Brent crude oil price, Operating cash flow, Debt levels.