Oilfield Services - Well Services & Completion Equipment
Strategic Profile
The company focuses on complex and production-intensive projects with innovative rigs and trained personnel, with operations concentrated in major U.S. oil and gas areas including the Permian Basin. Ranger acquired American Well Services in November 2025, strengthening its service portfolio and geographic presence to support both conventional and unconventional production activities.
Cyborg Score Rationale
With $571.1M trailing twelve months revenue and $18.4M net income, Ranger demonstrates solid operational scale. However, the net profit margin of 3.2% indicates tight margins typical of oilfield services, and the company's cyclical exposure to commodity prices and energy sector volatility presents ongoing challenges.
Top Insights
Fleet of 406 well service rigs providing significant scale advantage
Management projects over $100 million in EBITDA for 2026, with ten ECHO rigs operational and $4 million in synergies from AWS acquisition
Market cap of $370.76 million with PE ratio of 26.40, suggesting premium valuation relative to near-term earnings
Production-focused orientation helps company navigate fluctuations in completion activity and broader macroeconomic headwinds
Named Competitors
Pressure Pumping & Well Services — Completion services and pressure pumping provider
Well Service Rigs — Offshore and onshore well intervention services
Wireline Services — Downhole data and intervention services
Recent Developments
(November 2025) American Well Services acquisition for strategic expansion
(Q4 2025) Earnings expected March 5, 2026 with analyst estimates of $0.20 EPS and $140.67M revenue
(February 2026) Stock trading near 52-week highs with institutional ownership at 68.1%
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