PROP

Stock Performance: Prairie Operating's shares have significantly declined, with a 1-day return of -7.22%, a 30-day return of -15.09%, and a year-to-date drop of -73.01%, leading to a total shareholder return of -79.91% over the past year.

Valuation Insights: The company's price-to-sales ratio stands at 1x, indicating it is undervalued compared to peers (average of 19.9x) and the industry (1.5x), suggesting potential upside if the market reassesses its future revenue growth prospects despite ongoing unprofitability and sector volatility.

Princeton Bancorp Insider Buying: Martin Tuchman purchased 10,000 shares of BPRN for $330,000 at $33.00 each, marking his 14th buy in the past year, totaling $1.55M at an average of $31.82 per share.

Prairie Operating Insider Buying: Jonathan H. Gray bought 89,000 shares of PROP for $187,790 at $2.11 each, his 4th purchase in the last year, totaling $1.21M at an average of $2.57 per share.

Acquisition Announcement: Prairie Operating Co. has completed two bolt-on acquisitions, adding approximately 16,000 net acres and new inventory to its oil-weighted asset base in the Denver-Julesburg Basin.

Funding and Impact: The acquisitions were funded using existing working capital and are expected to be immediately accretive to the company's financial performance.

Strategic Focus: CEO Edward Kovalik emphasized that these acquisitions align with Prairie's strategy of disciplined capital allocation and operational excellence for growth.

Forward-Looking Statements Caution: The company issued a cautionary statement regarding forward-looking statements, highlighting risks and uncertainties that could affect future performance and results.