Market Cap 118.72M
Revenue (ttm) 770,000.00
Net Income (ttm) 15.66M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 2,033.77%
Debt to Equity Ratio -0.12
Volume 652,900
Avg Vol 1,693,552
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 55.74M
Stochastic %K 18%
Beta -0.86
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $7.50

Company Profile

Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, discovers, validates, and develops seafloor mineral resources including polymetallic nodules for battery metals and subsea phosphate deposits for fertilizers. The company offers comprehensive research, marine operations, and regulatory compliance support and explores for phosphate and gold deposits. The company works with governments and seafloor rights holders worldwide and develops its projects in collaboration with a global net...

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 813 876 1776
Address:
205 South Hoover Boulevard, Suite 210, Tampa, United States
dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:39 AM
$OMEX Kevin Iro, a former rugby player, has suggested creating a raui—a Maori-style agreement that puts some areas off-limits to exploitation during certain seasons. He said it could be used when whales are migrating with their calves. But he wonders if the islands would have the power to enforce it, especially when foreign interests want to extract minerals year-round. “If it is going to happen, then we have to be prepared,” he said. Others remain skeptical. “We don’t know what deep-sea mining will do,” said Hinano Macquarie, a local resident who spends her mornings snorkeling among the Rarotonga’s coral reefs, removing fishing nets and trash. “Will it destroy our ocean?” “You’re talking about big powers. We’re just little people. They will control it, not us,” she said.
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dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:37 AM
$OMEX Investors are paying attention. Moana Minerals, a wholly owned subsidiary of Houston-based Ocean Minerals, recently pitched Cook Islands mining to the U.S. House of Representatives. Resignation For many in Rarotonga, there is a sense of futility when it comes to U.S.-China competition and deep-sea mining, even though technically the islands haven’t yet formally legalized mining. So far, it has only extended exploration licenses. “Inevitably it will happen,” said Mike Tavioni, who runs a carving and arts workshop dedicated to preserving Cook Islands Maori life. “When the world needs those elements, they’re going to get” them, said the 78-year-old, smoking a cigarette and surrounded by wooden shavings. At least it would help provide more predictable revenue than tourism and fishing, he said.
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dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:36 AM
$OMEX Protests were held in Rarotonga. New Zealand, traditionally the islands’ biggest aid provider, paused funding, saying that steps needed to be taken to “repair confidence and trust” between both countries. The U.S. ramped up its own charm offensive. Washington was coming somewhat late to the party: It only established diplomatic relations with the Cook Islands in September 2023, as part of a Biden administration initiative to expand the U.S.’s presence in the region to counter China. As part of its August agreement with the islands, the U.S. sent representatives from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to meet with environmental groups. That was followed by a 21-day visit of the roughly 220-foot EV Nautilus, an exploration vessel equipped with remotely operated vehicles and acoustic mapping systems, to study the seafloor.
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:36 AM
$OMEX Power games China has been courting the islands for years. It built the local police station, an elementary school and the irrigation system in Rarotonga. In the deal it signed in February, Beijing offered roughly $2.3 million in aid and infrastructure, in return for pledges to cooperate on deep sea-mining research and exploration.
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dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:35 AM
$OMEX Thanks to their location close to tectonic plate fault lines, South Pacific islands are surrounded by potentially enormous mineral deposits. The deposits are scattered across the seabed in the form of small rocks known as nodules, akin to black golf balls filled with cobalt, copper and manganese, as well as some rare earths. Cook Islands officials believe that royalties from offshore mining could help pay for better hospitals and schools, in effect doing for the islands what oil has done for Norway. “Looking after [the ocean] is an imperative,” said Beverly Stacey-Ataera, commissioner of the Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Authority, which governs seabed mining in the country. Even so, the economic benefits of mining “would be substantive.”
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:33 AM
$OMEX “President Trump has prioritized expanding production of critical minerals in an unprecedented way,” said Anna Kelly, the White House deputy press secretary. The Trump administration also recently published a list of areas to explore in U.S. waters, including offshore California, Alaska and Hawaii, which likewise wouldn’t be governed by U.N. rules. The Republic of Nauru, with one of the world’s smallest economies, has signed its own deal with the Metals Company. Kiribati, another island nation, has said it is exploring an offshore mining partnership with China.
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:31 AM
$OMEX “President Trump has prioritized expanding production of critical minerals in an unprecedented way,” said Anna Kelly, the White House deputy press secretary. The Trump administration also recently published a list of areas to explore in U.S. waters, including offshore California, Alaska and Hawaii, which likewise wouldn’t be governed by U.N. rules. The Republic of Nauru, with one of the world’s smallest economies, has signed its own deal with the Metals Company. Kiribati, another island nation, has said it is exploring an offshore mining partnership with China. Other Pacific islands are adamantly opposed, saying offshore mining is too dangerous, with science on its practicality lacking. Island paradise For the Cook Islands, it could be a game-changer. Named after English explorer James Cook, who visited in the 1770s, the Cooks include 15 islands across an area roughly the size of Saudi Arabia. The economy is highly dependent on foreign aid and tourists. Many people have emigrated
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:30 AM
$OMEX Access to the islands’ resources is simpler, because the metals lie within the country’s exclusive economic zone. That in theory gives it the right to grant a license to whomever it wants, though the industry is so new that some legal questions remain unanswered.
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:27 AM
$OMEX In July, the Pentagon announced plans to take a 15%, multibillion-dollar stake in MP Materials, America’s largest rare earth miner. Two months earlier, it strong-armed Ukraine into signing an agreement giving the U.S. access to Ukrainian minerals to help compensate for American military support. Offshore minerals have become a bigger priority. In April, President Trump signed an executive order to fast-track development of deep-sea mining, in which he pledged to start approving applications for companies to start mining in international waters. The step had dubious legal validity, since deep-sea areas are governed by treaties administered by the United Nations, rather than individual nations. However, one Canadian-listed outfit, the Metals Company, has already applied for a U.S. license to mine in the Pacific Ocean between Mexico and Hawaii. Access to the islands’ resources is simpler, because the metals lie within the country’s exclusive economic zone. That in theory gives it
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 27 at 8:42 PM
$OMEX SCAN FOR MOANA MINERALS https://www.wsj.com/world/a-tiny-pacific-paradise-is-gaming-the-u-s-china-rivalry-over-minerals-dccf5f1e?mod=hp_featst_pos4
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:39 AM
$OMEX Kevin Iro, a former rugby player, has suggested creating a raui—a Maori-style agreement that puts some areas off-limits to exploitation during certain seasons. He said it could be used when whales are migrating with their calves. But he wonders if the islands would have the power to enforce it, especially when foreign interests want to extract minerals year-round. “If it is going to happen, then we have to be prepared,” he said. Others remain skeptical. “We don’t know what deep-sea mining will do,” said Hinano Macquarie, a local resident who spends her mornings snorkeling among the Rarotonga’s coral reefs, removing fishing nets and trash. “Will it destroy our ocean?” “You’re talking about big powers. We’re just little people. They will control it, not us,” she said.
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:37 AM
$OMEX Investors are paying attention. Moana Minerals, a wholly owned subsidiary of Houston-based Ocean Minerals, recently pitched Cook Islands mining to the U.S. House of Representatives. Resignation For many in Rarotonga, there is a sense of futility when it comes to U.S.-China competition and deep-sea mining, even though technically the islands haven’t yet formally legalized mining. So far, it has only extended exploration licenses. “Inevitably it will happen,” said Mike Tavioni, who runs a carving and arts workshop dedicated to preserving Cook Islands Maori life. “When the world needs those elements, they’re going to get” them, said the 78-year-old, smoking a cigarette and surrounded by wooden shavings. At least it would help provide more predictable revenue than tourism and fishing, he said.
0 · Reply
dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:36 AM
$OMEX Protests were held in Rarotonga. New Zealand, traditionally the islands’ biggest aid provider, paused funding, saying that steps needed to be taken to “repair confidence and trust” between both countries. The U.S. ramped up its own charm offensive. Washington was coming somewhat late to the party: It only established diplomatic relations with the Cook Islands in September 2023, as part of a Biden administration initiative to expand the U.S.’s presence in the region to counter China. As part of its August agreement with the islands, the U.S. sent representatives from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to meet with environmental groups. That was followed by a 21-day visit of the roughly 220-foot EV Nautilus, an exploration vessel equipped with remotely operated vehicles and acoustic mapping systems, to study the seafloor.
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:36 AM
$OMEX Power games China has been courting the islands for years. It built the local police station, an elementary school and the irrigation system in Rarotonga. In the deal it signed in February, Beijing offered roughly $2.3 million in aid and infrastructure, in return for pledges to cooperate on deep sea-mining research and exploration.
0 · Reply
dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:35 AM
$OMEX Thanks to their location close to tectonic plate fault lines, South Pacific islands are surrounded by potentially enormous mineral deposits. The deposits are scattered across the seabed in the form of small rocks known as nodules, akin to black golf balls filled with cobalt, copper and manganese, as well as some rare earths. Cook Islands officials believe that royalties from offshore mining could help pay for better hospitals and schools, in effect doing for the islands what oil has done for Norway. “Looking after [the ocean] is an imperative,” said Beverly Stacey-Ataera, commissioner of the Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Authority, which governs seabed mining in the country. Even so, the economic benefits of mining “would be substantive.”
0 · Reply
dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:33 AM
$OMEX “President Trump has prioritized expanding production of critical minerals in an unprecedented way,” said Anna Kelly, the White House deputy press secretary. The Trump administration also recently published a list of areas to explore in U.S. waters, including offshore California, Alaska and Hawaii, which likewise wouldn’t be governed by U.N. rules. The Republic of Nauru, with one of the world’s smallest economies, has signed its own deal with the Metals Company. Kiribati, another island nation, has said it is exploring an offshore mining partnership with China.
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:31 AM
$OMEX “President Trump has prioritized expanding production of critical minerals in an unprecedented way,” said Anna Kelly, the White House deputy press secretary. The Trump administration also recently published a list of areas to explore in U.S. waters, including offshore California, Alaska and Hawaii, which likewise wouldn’t be governed by U.N. rules. The Republic of Nauru, with one of the world’s smallest economies, has signed its own deal with the Metals Company. Kiribati, another island nation, has said it is exploring an offshore mining partnership with China. Other Pacific islands are adamantly opposed, saying offshore mining is too dangerous, with science on its practicality lacking. Island paradise For the Cook Islands, it could be a game-changer. Named after English explorer James Cook, who visited in the 1770s, the Cooks include 15 islands across an area roughly the size of Saudi Arabia. The economy is highly dependent on foreign aid and tourists. Many people have emigrated
0 · Reply
dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:30 AM
$OMEX Access to the islands’ resources is simpler, because the metals lie within the country’s exclusive economic zone. That in theory gives it the right to grant a license to whomever it wants, though the industry is so new that some legal questions remain unanswered.
0 · Reply
dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 28 at 4:27 AM
$OMEX In July, the Pentagon announced plans to take a 15%, multibillion-dollar stake in MP Materials, America’s largest rare earth miner. Two months earlier, it strong-armed Ukraine into signing an agreement giving the U.S. access to Ukrainian minerals to help compensate for American military support. Offshore minerals have become a bigger priority. In April, President Trump signed an executive order to fast-track development of deep-sea mining, in which he pledged to start approving applications for companies to start mining in international waters. The step had dubious legal validity, since deep-sea areas are governed by treaties administered by the United Nations, rather than individual nations. However, one Canadian-listed outfit, the Metals Company, has already applied for a U.S. license to mine in the Pacific Ocean between Mexico and Hawaii. Access to the islands’ resources is simpler, because the metals lie within the country’s exclusive economic zone. That in theory gives it
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dah1432004
dah1432004 Dec. 27 at 8:42 PM
$OMEX SCAN FOR MOANA MINERALS https://www.wsj.com/world/a-tiny-pacific-paradise-is-gaming-the-u-s-china-rivalry-over-minerals-dccf5f1e?mod=hp_featst_pos4
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Buymeboat44
Buymeboat44 Dec. 26 at 6:11 PM
$OMEX CIC and OMEX should, and probably will merge. Maybe MTL too!
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_Papichulo_69
_Papichulo_69 Dec. 26 at 3:03 PM
$OMEX never lets me down. Just go to $2.40 so I can get the fck out of this stock
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_Papichulo_69
_Papichulo_69 Dec. 26 at 2:36 PM
$OMEX who keeps selling for losses 🤡 should be at $2.60
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TraderReboot2024
TraderReboot2024 Dec. 26 at 8:30 AM
$OMEX i got $10 options for jan 16.. go parabolic
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_Papichulo_69
_Papichulo_69 Dec. 25 at 10:52 PM
$OMEX $3-$4 by EOM January
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TechTerra
TechTerra Dec. 25 at 4:21 PM
$OMEX Capital efficiency and sharper decision‑making are becoming essential drivers of sentiment. Cash flow visibility will determine how patient investors remain. Unexpected delays could weigh disproportionately on sentiment. Future re‑rating depends on turning narrative into measurable outcomes.
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PILATVS
PILATVS Dec. 24 at 8:27 PM
$TMC $OMEX https://seekingalpha.com/news/4534906-u-s-moves-closer-to-approving-deep-sea-mining-in-global-waters
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_Papichulo_69
_Papichulo_69 Dec. 24 at 7:51 PM
$OMEX over $2.40 AH. Approval by US Gov & contracts imminent 🚀
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_Papichulo_69
_Papichulo_69 Dec. 24 at 7:46 PM
$OMEX going up AH😱 Can start having my shares at 3.15-$5
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StealSomeMore
StealSomeMore Dec. 24 at 7:14 PM
$COIN $EUDA $OMEX $SOC $TSLA brother congrats but I bought over 400,000 shares at .27. This stock is gold mine... even at $2
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brotherearl
brotherearl Dec. 24 at 6:14 PM
$OMEX merry Christmas to all long holders....
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FLNY
FLNY Dec. 24 at 4:19 PM
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