Energy Services of America(ESOA.US)

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Energy Services of America

ESOA.US

Energy Services of America Corporation operates as a contractor and service company for the natural gas, petroleum, water distribution, automotive, chemical, and power industries in the United States. The company constructs, replaces, and repairs interstate and intrastate natural gas pipelines and storage facilities for utility companies and private natural gas companies; and provides services relating to pipeline, storage facilities, and plant works. It also offers electrical and mechanical installation, and repair services, including substation and switchyard, site preparation, equipment setting, pipe fabrication and installation, packaged buildings, transformers, and other ancillary works. In addition, the company provides corrosion protection, horizontal drilling, liquid pipeline and pump station construction, production facility construction, water and sewer pipeline installation, and various maintenance and repair services, as well as other services related to pipeline construction.

303.46 B

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19/01/2026 Update

Energy Equipment and ServicesIndustry

Industry Ranking19/67

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Profit ScoreD
- ROE0.64%D
- Profit Margin0.09%D
- Gross Margin9.43%E
Growth ScoreB
- Revenue YoY16.80%B
- Net Profit YoY-98.49%E
- Total Assets YoY35.99%A
- Net Assets YoY0.92%C
Cash ScoreA
- Cash Flow Margin108241.43%A
- OCF YoY16.80%B
Operating ScoreA
- Turnover2.2A
Debt ScoreD
- Gearing Ratio72.47%D

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Ownership	%Owned	Share Chg	Report Date
Douglas Vernon Reynolds	11.55%	5.97 K	05/01/2026
Marshall T. Reynolds	8.57%	-100.00 K	05/01/2026
Wax Asset Management, LLC	6.7%	No Change	06/01/2025
The Huntington Trust Company, National Association	4.08%	No Change	30/09/2025
BlackRock, Inc.	4.03%	101.22 K	30/09/2025
The Vanguard Group, Inc.	3.69%	11.80 K	30/09/2025
Stokes Family Office LLC	2.78%	No Change	30/09/2025
Balyasny Asset Management L.P.	2.52%	46.30 K	30/09/2025
Jack M. Reynolds	2.46%	No Change	05/01/2026
Millennium Management LLC	2.3%	181.63 K	30/09/2025

News

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