Range Resources is an exploration and production firm whose operations represent a pure play in the Marcellus shale, located in the Appalachian region of Southwest Pennsylvania. The company went public as Lomak Petroleum in 1980 and later reorganized as Range Resources in 1998.
It is a $9.56B energy company. Revenue grew 23.2% over the last year, it keeps 25¢ of every dollar of sales as profit, and its net debt equals ~0.2 years of free cash flow. It trades at 11.1× earnings — around the middle of its own history.
- Website
- rangeresources.com
- Location
- Ft Worth, TX
- Employees
- 564
- Sector
- Energy
- Founded
- 1976
Skills
Six independent scores, 0–100, built from reported numbers and valuation history. Click a row to see how it was scored.
Strong valuation and profitability; Growth, Health and Quality lag behind.
Valuation77
- P/E vs own history59th pct · 12/25
- FCF yield7.1% · 20/25
- P/S2.9x · 20/25
- EV/EBITDA7.5x · 25/25
Growth46
- Revenue CAGR1.5% · 6/25
- Net income CAGR12.4% · 20/25
- EPS CAGR ~5Yn/a · 0/25
- Fwd implied growth17.1% · 20/25
Profitability90
- ROIC16.7% · 20/25
- ROE19.3% · 20/25
- Net margin25.0% · 25/25
- Operating margin31.1% · 25/25
Health38
- Altman Zn/a · 0/25
- Current ratio0.65 · 0/25
- Interest coverage5.0x · 18/25
- Net cash / debtD/A 1% · 20/25
Quality47
- Piotroski F7/9 · 22/25
- Beneish M-2.98 · 25/25
- FCF conversionn/a · 0/25
- Margin stabilityσ 64.2% · 0/25
Moat70
- ROIC >12% years7/10 yrs · 20/25
- Median gross margin87.4% · 25/25
- FCF-positive years8/8 yrs · 25/25
- Worst-year net marginworst -60.7% · 0/25
Experience
The company's career so far — founding, the IPO, landmark products and acquisitions, plus revenue milestones and insider buying.
- FY2022FinancialBest year on record$1.18B net income
- FY2021FinancialBecame debt-freecash now exceeds total debt
- FY2017FinancialTurned profitable$333M net income after a loss year
- FY2016FinancialRevenue already above $1B$1.10B in first reported year
- FY2016FinancialPositive free cash flow every year since10-year streak
- 2016AcquisitionThe company acquired Memorial Resource Development for $4.2 billion in stock
- 2010AcquisitionForbes called the company "King of the Marcellus Shale".The company had spent less than $1,000 per acre on…
- 2006AcquisitionThe company acquired Stroud Energy and its major position in the Barnett Shale for $450 million
- 2005AcquisitionThe company built horizontal test wells in Mount Pleasant Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania and…
- 2004AcquisitionThe company bought the 50% interest in the venture that it did not own for $290 million, including the…
- 1998AcquisitionThe company acquired Domain Energy for $214 million
- 1997AcquisitionThe company acquired American Cometra for $385 million
- 1976FoundedThe company was founded as Lomak Petroleum, based in Hartville, Ohio
Achievements
Verifiable track record, straight from the reported numbers.
Strengths & watch-outs
What a bull and a bear would each point to. Both lists come from the reported numbers, not opinions.
Strengths
- High gross margin (90.2%)
- Strongly profitable — 25.0% net margin
- Revenue growing 23.2% year over year
- Strong cash conversion — FCF is 19.8% of revenue
- Interest covered 5.0× by operating earnings
Watch-outs
- Loss-making in 4 of the recent years
Qualifications
The basics a company should meet before you research it further. Each check uses the reported numbers.
- Revenue growing — the company sells more than a year ago+23.2% YoY
- Profitable — makes more than it spends$860M TTM
- Profit growing — earnings are higher than last year-17.0% YoY
- Generates cash — cash left after running and investing$680M TTM
- Debt under control — could handle its obligations~0.2y of cash flow to repay
- Established company — not a micro-cap — lower blow-up risk$9.56B market cap
- Not printing shares — share count not ballooning — you keep your slice-0.7% shares over ~5y
- Proven track record — years of profitability behind it6/10 profitable years
- Financially stable — balance sheet not near distresshealth score 25/100
- Pays a dividend — returns cash to shareholdersyield 0.94%
- Valuation not extreme — price not wildly above earningsP/E 11.1
Peer comparisonRange Resources Corp vs 6 largest energy peers — cap, P/E, growth and margin side by sideOpen ▾Close ▴
| Company | Market cap | P/E | Revenue growth | Net margin | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RRC this company | $9.6B | 11.1 | +23.2% | 25.0% | Strained |
| XOM ExxonMobil Holdings Corporation | $694.0B | 21.1 | +9.1% | 8.9% | Mixed |
| CVX Chevron Corporation | $416.8B | 20.3 | +10.2% | 9.6% | Mixed |
| SHEL Shell plc | $284.6B | 11.0 | -6.1% | 6.7% | Solid |
| TTE TotalEnergies SE | $191.1B | 10.9 | -6.8% | 7.2% | Solid |
| COP ConocoPhillips | $161.5B | 17.4 | +9.6% | 14.7% | Strained |
| MPC Marathon Petroleum Corporation | $127.8B | 14.9 | +15.0% | 5.6% | Strained |
Head-to-head: RRC vs XOM · RRC vs CVX · RRC vs SHEL
References
What covering analysts publish about the company — information only, not a recommendation.
Appendix · Financial records
The full statements behind this CV, FY2016–FY2025. For readers who want to check the numbers.
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Deeper analysis of RRC on PreMarketPriceFigures are derived from company filings (quarterly values normalised from as-filed year-to-date data where applicable) and may be delayed, restated or incomplete. This page is information, not investment advice. Latest price $40.89 · market cap $9.56B.