The Reserve Petroleum Co. engages in the oil and natural gas exploration and development. The company is headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and currently employs 8 full-time employees. The firm is engaged in oil and natural gas exploration, development, and minerals management with areas of concentration in Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Texas. The Company’s principal properties are oil and natural gas properties. The company has interests in approximately 913 producing properties with 37% of them being working interest properties and 63% of them being royalty interest properties. The company owns non-producing mineral interests of 88,333 net acres. These mineral interests are in approximately 12 different states in the north and south-central United States. A total of 81,199 (92%) net acres are in the states of Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Texas, the areas of concentration for the Company in its exploration and development programs. Its subsidiaries include Grand Woods Development, LLC and Trinity Water Services, LLC.
How did RSRV's recent EPS compare to expectations?
The most recent EPS for Reserve Petroleum Co is $, expectations of $.
How did Reserve Petroleum Co RSRV's revenue perform in the last quarter?
Reserve Petroleum Co revenue for the last quarter is $
What is the revenue estimate for Reserve Petroleum Co?
According to of Wall street analyst, the revenue estimate of Reserve Petroleum Co range from $ to $
What's the earning quality score for Reserve Petroleum Co?
Reserve Petroleum Co has a earning quality score of B/40.39779. The score is based on a four dimension of Profitability, Growth, Cash generation & Capital Allocation, and Leverage.
When does Reserve Petroleum Co report earnings?
Reserve Petroleum Co next earnings report is expected in 2026-02-12
What are Reserve Petroleum Co's expected earnings?
Reserve Petroleum Co expected earnings is $, according to wall-street analysts.
Did Reserve Petroleum Co beat earnings expectations?
Reserve Petroleum Co recent earnings of $ expectations.