Market Cap 653.78M
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) -629.07M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio 2.58
Volume 4,896,100
Avg Vol 7,046,426
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 144.96M
Stochastic %K 87%
Beta 0.51
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $21.20

Company Profile

Sable Offshore Corp. operates as an independent oil and gas company in the United States. The company operates through three platforms located in federal waters offshore California. It also owns and operates 16 federal leases across approximately 76,000 acres, as well as subsea pipelines that transports crude oil, natural gas, and produced water from the platforms to the onshore processing facilities. The company was formerly known as Flame Acquisition Corp. and changed its name to Sable Offshor...

Industry: Oil & Gas Drilling
Sector: Energy
Phone: 713 579 6161
Address:
845 Texas Avenue, Suite 2920, Houston, United States
AtomicAIerts
AtomicAIerts Dec. 5 at 10:33 AM
$SOC AtomicAlerts Scalp Alert Direction: SHORT Entry: $5.09 TP1: $4.39 | TP2: $3.69 | TP3: $2.99 Stop Loss: $5.69 👉 https://atomicalerts.com
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Iightning
Iightning Dec. 5 at 5:40 AM
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Iightning
Iightning Dec. 4 at 11:28 PM
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Spensational
Spensational Dec. 4 at 9:40 PM
$SOC A brief rebuttal to the HFI article. The HFI model raises legitimate liquidity concerns, but some assumptions compress long-term liabilities into immediate cash requirements. Items like accrued liabilities and the CCC penalty aren’t all near-term cash drains, and accounts payable rarely come due at 100% in a single quarter. The $4M/month Exxon fee and the $25M restricted cash requirement are real pressures, and a high Q4 burn rate is possible, but the conclusion that SOC is insolvent by December depends on treating several non-current or discretionary expenses as if they hit at once. A more realistic view still shows meaningful cash burn and the need for future financing if approval timelines slip, but the runway extends far beyond January. This is ultimately a timing debate, not a dismissal of risk: liquidity is a valid concern, but the “end-of-year insolvency” scenario overstates immediate obligations. - My position is that the upside is available cheap at current prices.
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BruniCharting
BruniCharting Dec. 4 at 8:30 PM
They said not to drive b/c of lingering anesthesia effects, but they didn't say anything about trading. Like this failed breakdown in small-cap energy stock $SOC. Long some Jan '26 6/10 call spread for $0.53. Looking for a move to 10, which would 5-6x these. Priced for zero.
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Zackpedia
Zackpedia Dec. 4 at 3:35 PM
$SOC You could’ve sold when I alerted and bought back at 4.8 now if you wanted.
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SoFiCult
SoFiCult Dec. 4 at 1:45 PM
$SOC Man, I don't know why I get myself involved in these oil companies ( $NFE ) that run into regulatory/ environmental problems. ( though in NFE case, it was an overly optimistic CEO , too. And I assumed he was going to use his daughter to fix everything, but I feel like he is not properly using her to complete his personal goals. -- jk) I guess I assume money talks, and with this administration- they will do whatever they can to support the business side of things. But I don't even like oil, and then I end up rooting for an oil company .... how foolish. I think I need to rethink some things. Anyhow, even this 20% run has been a nice for me, so I''m just going to take my money and run now. And I'm not even going to wish this company well, because they probably don't do everything possible to take of things environmentally. It's complicated.. I want companies to do well, but I also don't like out-of-control capitalism.. It's kinda hard to only invest in things you personally believe in.. Well, at least I stay away from Chinese scams- even if I could make money on them, I refuse to buy into them, because I know I am not taking from the scammers, I am taking someone else's money . And maybe that is their problem- but I just can't do it..
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Iightning
Iightning Dec. 4 at 7:08 AM
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Mr_Ro_Bato
Mr_Ro_Bato Dec. 3 at 10:37 PM
$SOC like it or not, big oil gets away with murder, and this is no exception https://www.edhat.com/news/sable-offshore-now-seeks-federal-approval-to-restart-controversial-santa-ynez-pipeline/
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Zackpedia
Zackpedia Dec. 3 at 8:16 PM
$SOC Selling time above 5.14
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AtomicAIerts
AtomicAIerts Dec. 5 at 10:33 AM
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Iightning
Iightning Dec. 5 at 5:40 AM
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Iightning
Iightning Dec. 4 at 11:28 PM
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Spensational
Spensational Dec. 4 at 9:40 PM
$SOC A brief rebuttal to the HFI article. The HFI model raises legitimate liquidity concerns, but some assumptions compress long-term liabilities into immediate cash requirements. Items like accrued liabilities and the CCC penalty aren’t all near-term cash drains, and accounts payable rarely come due at 100% in a single quarter. The $4M/month Exxon fee and the $25M restricted cash requirement are real pressures, and a high Q4 burn rate is possible, but the conclusion that SOC is insolvent by December depends on treating several non-current or discretionary expenses as if they hit at once. A more realistic view still shows meaningful cash burn and the need for future financing if approval timelines slip, but the runway extends far beyond January. This is ultimately a timing debate, not a dismissal of risk: liquidity is a valid concern, but the “end-of-year insolvency” scenario overstates immediate obligations. - My position is that the upside is available cheap at current prices.
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BruniCharting
BruniCharting Dec. 4 at 8:30 PM
They said not to drive b/c of lingering anesthesia effects, but they didn't say anything about trading. Like this failed breakdown in small-cap energy stock $SOC. Long some Jan '26 6/10 call spread for $0.53. Looking for a move to 10, which would 5-6x these. Priced for zero.
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Zackpedia
Zackpedia Dec. 4 at 3:35 PM
$SOC You could’ve sold when I alerted and bought back at 4.8 now if you wanted.
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SoFiCult
SoFiCult Dec. 4 at 1:45 PM
$SOC Man, I don't know why I get myself involved in these oil companies ( $NFE ) that run into regulatory/ environmental problems. ( though in NFE case, it was an overly optimistic CEO , too. And I assumed he was going to use his daughter to fix everything, but I feel like he is not properly using her to complete his personal goals. -- jk) I guess I assume money talks, and with this administration- they will do whatever they can to support the business side of things. But I don't even like oil, and then I end up rooting for an oil company .... how foolish. I think I need to rethink some things. Anyhow, even this 20% run has been a nice for me, so I''m just going to take my money and run now. And I'm not even going to wish this company well, because they probably don't do everything possible to take of things environmentally. It's complicated.. I want companies to do well, but I also don't like out-of-control capitalism.. It's kinda hard to only invest in things you personally believe in.. Well, at least I stay away from Chinese scams- even if I could make money on them, I refuse to buy into them, because I know I am not taking from the scammers, I am taking someone else's money . And maybe that is their problem- but I just can't do it..
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Iightning
Iightning Dec. 4 at 7:08 AM
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Mr_Ro_Bato
Mr_Ro_Bato Dec. 3 at 10:37 PM
$SOC like it or not, big oil gets away with murder, and this is no exception https://www.edhat.com/news/sable-offshore-now-seeks-federal-approval-to-restart-controversial-santa-ynez-pipeline/
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Zackpedia
Zackpedia Dec. 3 at 8:16 PM
$SOC Selling time above 5.14
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Ziana_u
Ziana_u Dec. 3 at 8:13 PM
$SOC where's the volume
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Mr_Ro_Bato
Mr_Ro_Bato Dec. 3 at 7:12 PM
$SOC the thing about this one is there’s 20 little catalysts and announcements and approvals that could immediately quadruple it any day, all the shit news is priced in already
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darahnis
darahnis Dec. 3 at 7:01 PM
$SOC Might be hard to get this above $5.50 without some new positive developments. I'm just going to sit on it and wait.
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No_Profits
No_Profits Dec. 3 at 6:09 PM
$SOC Bears writing off SOC at their own detriment...SOC seems to have a great plan. Recent ruling keeps CCC on the hook for $347M. CA may have to play ball and allow sable to move forward or risk Federal Preemption, no tax revenue, and a $347M lawsuit....or they just play ball and get their tax revenue while lowering gas for Californians. Still a gamble but looks to be being played well by Sable. Where did the release of PIPE shares argument go? No where b/c it's nonsense to sell under the $5.5 price they paid. https://www.santabarbara.courts.ca.gov/tentative-ruling/25cv00974-4
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fredster45
fredster45 Dec. 3 at 5:45 PM
$SOC this company is going to run out of money by the end of this month. hfi research put out a report on it a few days or so ago spelling it all out.
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SoFiCult
SoFiCult Dec. 3 at 5:28 PM
$SOC Checked this one out when it went up and fell back down to 4.60.. and then opened a fairly large position there. Interesting one. As an optimist, I see the odds as more than favorable towards SOC .. usually when it comes to something like oil, .. money talks.
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Mohammed_Saif
Mohammed_Saif Dec. 3 at 5:24 PM
$SOC On fire 🔥
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dbr_island
dbr_island Dec. 3 at 3:59 PM
$SOC there it goes 🚨EPOW🚨 just received a $30M contract AH That is HUGE for a tiny company This should be at least $2 🎯✅ I’m even willing to put some of my TSLA COIN profits into EPOW👇💰💰💰
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pleets1
pleets1 Dec. 2 at 7:57 PM
$SOC is this stock worth the risk....600% upside but 5% probability?
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dixiebull
dixiebull Dec. 2 at 7:22 PM
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GaryBx105
GaryBx105 Dec. 2 at 6:31 PM
$SOC Gemini part 3 The previous operator had also categorized the pipelines (Line 901/903) as interstate pipelines before they were shut down in 2015 after the Refugio oil spill. In summary, despite the pipes being physically located within the state of California, the fact that the oil originates from the federally-controlled Outer Continental Shelf makes the movement a matter of interstate commerce, qualifying it as an interstate pipeline under federal law.
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GaryBx105
GaryBx105 Dec. 2 at 6:30 PM
$SOC gemini part 2; This classification generally subjects the entire pipeline system to the jurisdiction of federal agencies like the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) for safety regulation and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) for economic regulation (tariffs). 2. Recent Regulatory Confirmation Recent public filings by the current operator, Sable Offshore Corp. (SOC), have confirmed this regulatory determination: PHMSA Notification: Sable Offshore Corp. recently notified the PHMSA that it has determined the pipeline connecting the Santa Ynez Unit to the Pentland Station terminal in Kern County meets the definition of an interstate pipeline facility under the Pipeline Safety Act. Transition of Oversight: The company has requested PHMSA's concurrence and guidance on transitioning regulatory oversight from the California Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM)—which typically oversees intrastate pipelines—to the federal PHMSA.
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