WULF
TeraWulf Inc. (WULF) Economic Moat Analysis (2026)
Overall Score
Scale Market Position
WULF has a large market cap of about $8.1B, but the valuation implies a very expensive revenue multiple with EV/Sales TTM at 65.0x.
The business still appears early in monetization, with revenue per share of only 0.34 versus a very high enterprise value.
Profitability Returns
Profitability remains deeply negative, with net profit margin at -11.8%, EBIT margin at -10.5%, and EBITDA margin at -9.6%.
Returns on capital are also negative, including ROIC at -6.9%, ROE at -17.1%, and ROA at -24.2%.
Balance Sheet Resilience
Liquidity is weak, with a current ratio of 0.75 and working capital of -$957M.
Leverage remains elevated, with debt-to-equity at 35.6x and debt-to-capital at 97.3%, while interest coverage is negative at -1.9x.
Cash Generation Efficiency
Cash generation is still poor, with operating cash flow TTM at -$0.57 per share and free cash flow TTM at -$5.16 per share.
Capital intensity remains very high, as capex-to-revenue is 13.5x and capex-to-operating cash flow is 8.0x, indicating heavy reinvestment needs.
Moat Durability
Gross margin is positive at 56.4%, but it has not translated into durable operating profitability or returns.
There is little evidence of a durable moat yet, given weak returns on capital, negative earnings, and extreme valuation multiples.
Sources
- Company filings (10-K, 10-Q, investor presentations)
- Financial and market data providers
- Public news and industry information
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