RE: Court20 Jun 2026 15:52
Coldspy,
You can refer to the fundamentals of the company:
15billion shares issued speaks for itself. Last checked Oracle only had £557,986 and this was in June 2025. The raised another £500K in August 2025. This brings a total of £1,057,986
Administrative expenses for 6 months is approx £281K. Give it until August 2026, and they would have spent £562,000 on administrate expenses alone. Leaving £495,986 in the bank.
Additional Expenses:
However, Oracle has several types of potentially unforeseeable or uncertain expenses/liabilities beyond its regular monthly operating costs that falls under the regulatory, political, environmental, and permitting costs that cannot be forecasted precisely. Here are few examples:
1) Need for costly capital raises or project delays.
2) Unplanned development, permitting, or compliance costs
3) Writedowns if projects don’t perform
4) The weakened currency. The company operates internationally, fluctuations in exchange rates (especially USD, AUD, and PKR vs GBP) can reduce reported profits or increase costs unpredictably.
Past unexpected expenses:
To support my points, Oracle has had one or more unexpected / non-recurring kinds of expenses or charges in its financial history.
Oracle Power has in incurred Impairment charges on loans to subsidiaries and associates in the past; eg, £507,613 in 2024.
In 2022, the company also recorded impairment of debtors, £605,513 of unpaid amounts in the accounts.
The £605,513 sum owed to Oracle Power PLC in 2022 came from loans and financial advances the company had made to its subsidiaries and project entities.
Conclusion:
Oracle does not currently have a revenue stream.
Any potential revenue from Northern Zone won't happen immediately whereas the urgency for Oracle to raise will.
Do people really think Northern Zone will generate revenue by 2026 when the ML has been adjourned to July by court?
This doesn't leave much room for groundworks and lab tests even if they get granted the mining licence as speculated.