Greenland Energy letter rebuts Fugazi Research short report, cites $231,000 cash
Greenland Energy Company sent a letter to shareholders on September 29, 2026, responding to a report from Fugazi Research that called the stock "uninvestable at any price above zero." The letter confirms the company is exploration-stage with no earnings, no production, no proved reserves and no drilled first well, and it disputes several points in the research report, including its cash burn and dilution claims.
Key points
- Letter responds to Fugazi Research report; company states it has no earnings, no production, no proved reserves and has not drilled its first well.
- Company says its 13-billion-barrel figure is the high-end 3U unrisked prospective resource estimate by Sproule ERCE; low case is about 1.1 billion barrels and best estimate about 4.2 billion barrels.
- Letter states the company had $231,000 in the bank alongside a going-concern note, and that internal controls were reported as not yet effective.
- Company paid £500,000 to preserve its right to earn up to a 70% working interest for two more years.
The filing
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