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Apparently NARF was in shares mag. Key NARF Industries mentions (2026)

📈 1. March 2026 – investor/media coverage

A Narf Industries update appears in Shares Magazine (March 2026)

Mentions:

Ongoing U.S. government contract momentum

Continued focus on Ranger.ai commercialisation

Expectation of early 2026 contract wins for Ranger.ai

👉 This shows the company is being actively discussed in financial/investor media in 2026, not just older press releases.

This share price never really took off, now the US in a big war, these guys get DOD contracts, market has to take interest surely

Https://therecord.media/energy-department-set-to-release-first-ever-cyber-strategy

As long as the oil price stays high

🧠 So… is it actually cheap?

✅ Bull case (why it could be cheap)

If oil stays $85–100+

Debt keeps falling toward ~$1B

Ghana assets perform reliably

👉 Then:

Equity could rerate 50–100%+

You’re buying distressed assets at a deep discount

❌ Bear case (why it’s a value trap)

If oil drops to $60–70

Cash flow shrinks or turns negative

Debt refinancing pressure returns

👉 Then:

Equity gets wiped/diluted quickly

Market cap is small because equity is “last in line” behind debt

Used to be 8p high at one point , would be better to rto an american oil company in here now tbh

Brent crude (today – closing levels)

≈ $107.87 per barrel (latest close)

Intraday context (today)

Spiked as high as ~$119/bbl during trading

Pulled back before close due to volatility

Wasteful pointless noise, its pretty simple, this will rise on expectation of FDA rns (whatever it is).

As of today (19 March 2026), Brent crude is very volatile due to geopolitical tensions, but the latest reliable data shows:

Around $112–$114 per barrel currently after a sharp spike

It briefly surged as high as ~$119 per barrel earlier today

Well 197mill mcap seems very low given the war situation and comparing this to its peers

Lol what?? this is already on De Novo pathway, this sint a wait till 2027 for news , your F1 car must be very slow

I reckon we are in ww3 now officially. Everyone has been pulled in. Could see some sudden big rises here. Its all about the oil guys. Forget the debt. Lol

More Kuwait Oil plants now on fire and just hit. well market doesnt have any choice but to buy Tullow oil now. no where near war zone. MCAP low in theory compared to other oilers, forget the debt guys, forget the debt LOL

North sea will never be opened up while Miliband and labour are in charge

LOL

You can filter people you dont like, then you dont have to keep replying to them, simple

This is a full on world war, everyone is involved now pretty much and there is no stopping this as no one is even bothering to enter dialogue. this is all everyone on their mobiles watching youtbe while pressing missile buttons.

The oil price has continued to rise this morning, ratcheting up further after increases yesterday afternoon.

A barrel of Brent crude oil, the benchmark price, now costs just below $113.

That's not much lower than the $118 highest point reached since the war in Iran began.

Before the war, oil cost around $72 per barrel.

It comes as attacks on key energy infrastructure heightened concerns of disruption to global oil and gas flows.

UK gas prices, too, have been on the rise for most of the past day, priced at 139 pence per therm, a slight dip from last night but still closer to the wartime high of 164 pence.

The oil price has continued to rise this morning, ratcheting up further after increases yesterday afternoon.

A barrel of Brent crude oil, the benchmark price, now costs just below $113.

That's not much lower than the $118 highest point reached since the war in Iran began.

Before the war, oil cost around $72 per barrel.

It comes as attacks on key energy infrastructure heightened concerns of disruption to global oil and gas flows.

UK gas prices, too, have been on the rise for most of the past day, priced at 139 pence per therm, a slight dip from last night but still closer to the wartime high of 164 pence.

Fears oil will DOUBLE to $200-a-barrel as Iran attacks fuel plants in Saudi Arabia and Qatar after vowing to wage 'full-scale economic war' on the West - as the world's biggest gas plant burns

Oil prices rise above $108 a barrel as missile strikes Iranian gas facility