Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas

EOG

The current Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (EOG) market capitalization is approximately CA$160.77M, based on its latest share price and shares outstanding. Market capitalization represents the total market value of a company's equity and is calculated by multiplying the current stock price by the number of shares outstanding. As a result, Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas's market cap fluctuates with changes in its share price and share count. Last updated: January 1, 2026 at 12:17 AM Eastern Time

In the most recently reported fiscal year, Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (EOG) generated net income of CA$-3.14M, compared with CA$-29.29M in the prior fiscal year, representing a +89.29% year over year change. For the upcoming fiscal year, analyst consensus currently estimates net income of CA$-6.92M. Net income may be positive or negative and can fluctuate materially from year to year due to changes in operating performance, non-recurring or one-time items, accounting treatments, capital structure, and broader macroeconomic conditions.

Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (EOG) is currently scheduled to report its next earnings results on February 23, 2026. Earnings dates are subject to change and may be updated by the company with limited notice. Investors typically monitor upcoming earnings releases closely, as they can result in increased volatility depending on reported results, forward guidance, and management commentary. Last updated: January 1, 2026 at 12:17 AM Eastern Time

Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (EOG) does not currently pay a dividend. Over the last twelve months (LTM), the company paid CA$0.00 per share in dividends, and no dividend payments are currently expected over the next twelve months (NTM). Companies that do not pay dividends typically prioritize reinvesting cash into growth initiatives, capital expenditures, debt reduction, or strategic investments, though dividend policy may change in the future.

Based on the latest available analyst coverage, Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (EOG) currently carries a Buy consensus rating. Analyst views are forward-looking estimates and should not be considered investment advice. Last updated: December 31, 2025 at 4:03 PM Eastern Time

Like other publicly traded stocks, Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (EOG) shares are bought and sold on stock exchanges such as TSXV and other supported markets, depending on the listing. The most common way to buy shares is through an online brokerage account. To get started, you typically need to: Open an account with a licensed stock brokerComplete the broker's verification processFund your accountPlace a buy order for Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (EOG) shares Trading involves risk, and investors should consider their financial objectives and risk tolerance before investing.

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Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas trades under the ticker symbol EOG on the TSXV stock exchange. The ticker EOG is used to identify the company's common stock across trading platforms, market data providers, and regulatory filings.

As of the most recently reported period, Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (EOG) employs approximately 8 people worldwide. Reported employee figures may fluctuate over time due to hiring activity, restructuring, automation initiatives, or changes in business strategy. Headcount data is typically disclosed in company filings and reflects full-time employees unless otherwise stated. Last updated: January 1, 2026 at 12:17 AM Eastern Time

Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (EOG) operates in a highly competitive market with companies that often have different business models, geographic exposure, and end markets. While no two companies are identical, the following firms are generally considered the closest Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas (EOG) stock peers based on overlapping products, services, and competitive dynamics:Jadestone Energy (JSE)Kistos Holdings (KIST)Rubellite Energy (RBY)Wedgemount Resources (WDGY)BluEnergies (BLU)Lotus Creek Exploration (LTC)Coelacanth Energy (CEI) These peers may differ in size, business mix, financial profile, and strategic focus, but they are commonly referenced due to overlapping markets, customer segments, or competitive positioning relative to Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas.