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ORACLE POWER PLC competitors & alternatives

ORCPEnergyCambridge, United Kingdom

The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to ORACLE POWER PLC among energy companies — ranked by similarity to what ORACLE POWER PLC actually does, not by market-cap band.

$10.3MMarket cap
5Employees
12Competitors listed

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About ORACLE POWER PLC

Headquartered in London, United Kingdom, and established in 2006, Oracle Power plc is actively engaged in the exploration and development of coal in Pakistan. The company is also pursuing the construction of a mine-mouth power plant. Its primary holding is the significant Thar Block VI project, an area of approximately 9,100 square kilometers located in Pakistan's Thar Province. Beyond coal, Oracle Power plc also possesses gold exploration licenses in Western Australia, specifically the Jundee East project (spanning 29 blocks and approximately 89.3 square kilometers) and the Northern Zone project (covering about 82 hectares). Furthermore, the company is advancing a green hydrogen project within Pakistan. Oracle Power plc adopted its current name in June 2017, having previously operated as Oracle Coalfields PLC.

ORACLE POWER PLC at a glance

ORACLE POWER PLC is an energy company headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, founded in 2006. It is publicly listed (ORCP) with a market capitalisation of $10.3M.

Top 12 ORACLE POWER PLC competitors

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Vedanta LimitedVEDL · Mining, Metals, Oil & GasMumbai, India
62% matchPublic

Mining, Metals, Oil & Gas

Vedanta Limited is an extensive Indian natural resources conglomerate involved in the entire lifecycle from discovery and extraction to the processing and global sale of a diverse array of commodities. These include crude oil and natural gas, alongside metals such as zinc, lead, silver, copper, and aluminum, as well as iron ore, steel, pig iron, and metallurgical coke. Beyond its core mining and energy pursuits, the company boasts significant power generation capabilities across India. Its power assets encompass a 600-megawatt (MW) thermal coal facility in Jharsuguda, Odisha; two 300 MW thermal coal units at Korba; a broader 1,980 MW of thermal coal-based commercial power infrastructure; 274 MW of wind power installations; and a power plant situated at Mettur Dam in Tamil Nadu. Venturing into further manufacturing, Vedanta produces various steel products like billets, TMT bars, wire rods, and ductile iron pipes. It also specializes in manufacturing glass substrates through operations located in South Korea and Taiwan. The company's infrastructure activities include mechanizing coal handling and upgrading general cargo berths at Visakhapatnam Port, in addition to offering logistics and port-related services such as stevedoring. Founded in 1954 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, Vedanta Limited maintains a substantial international presence, operating in regions including Europe, China, the United States, Turkey, Mexico, Malaysia, South Africa, Namibia, Ireland, Australia, Liberia, and the United Arab Emirates. The firm, which adopted its current name in March 2015 after previously being known as Sesa Sterlite Limited, functions as a subsidiary of Vedanta Resources Limited.

Market cap$10.2B
Employees16,090
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