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Drilling Tools International Co
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Company Profile
Drilling Tools International Corporation designs, engineers, manufactures, and provides a rental-focused offering of tools for use in onshore and offshore horizontal and directional drilling operations in North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. It offers downhole drilling tools and services primarily for onshore and offshore operation; and rental-focused portfolio, including directional drilling tools, stabilizers, drill collars, hole openers, roller reamers, and sub-assemblies. The company was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Houston, Texas.
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Key Metrics & Overview
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🛡️ Risk & Structural Analysis
Multi-Factor Risk Model & Market Data
7/7 Very High
5Y Volatility
59.6% p.a.
Max Drawdown (5Y)
-85.0%
Sharpe Ratio (5Y)
-0.52
Beta Factor
-0.60
Size Class
Micro Cap
Notes & Warnings
Single Stock Risk: Investing in an individual stock carries full company and insolvency risk (no fund diversification).
Unprofitable business model: The company is currently generating net losses.
Strong cyclicality: The business model is sensitive to economic downturns.
🔴 Low analyst coverage – higher uncertainty in growth estimates & projections
Elevated Short-Term Volatility: 3Y volatility (68.5%) is noticeably higher than the 5Y average (59.6%).
Structurally High Volatility: Above-average fluctuations persist across 5 to 10 years (59.6% p.a.).
Historical Stress Test: Maximum peak-to-trough drawdown of -85.0% in the extended horizon.