Empire Petroleum Corporation: valuation

EPAMEXEnergy · Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas

Price

$2.47

November 13, 2026Market cap $103M

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Notes on these figures

  • The interest the company pays is far more than the debt we can read would cost, so part of its borrowing is missing from the figures. We leave out the debt, net cash, enterprise value and the multiples built on them.

Valuation today

What the market pays for the company's earnings, cash flow, book value and revenue at $2.47 (November 13, 2026), beside the median of its past fiscal years.

EV / EBIT
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EV / Revenue
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Earnings yield
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FCF yield
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Market cap
$103M
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DCF calculator

What is Empire Petroleum worth on your own assumptions?

The DCF calculator opens with the company's figures already filled in from its filings. You set how fast its cash flow grows and the return you ask for, and see the value those assumptions give.

Free cash flow, 12 months
-$2.5M
Net cash
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Shares
41.64M
FCF, 5-year average a year
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Revenue, 5-year average a year
+34.7%
Price
$2.47

The full analysis

What do Empire Petroleum's filings show?

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With the DCF calculator: it opens with Empire Petroleum's figures from its filings, you enter your assumptions for growth and the return you ask for, and see the value they give. The company pages give no price target of their own. A full analysis gives a fair-value range, which is an estimate, not a target.

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The figures come from the company's SEC filings and the share price, and describe what it has reported. The estimated fair value, where shown, is our estimate, labelled as one: not a fact, not a score and not a recommendation to buy or sell.