Rugby Resources Ltd. (RBMNF)
Rugby Resources Ltd. operates in the Industrial Materials industry of the Basic Materials sector, headquartered in Vancouver, BC, CA. The stock last traded at $0.02, up 0.00% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $12.2M. On trailing twelve-month figures it carries a trailing P/E of -6.30, a net margin of 0.0%. Its beta of 2.06 implies it has historically moved more than the broad market.
Rugby Resources Ltd. is an exploration-stage firm dedicated to identifying, acquiring, and advancing mineral properties globally, with a primary focus on precious metals like gold and silver, as well as copper. Its operational footprint spans diverse regions including Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Australia, and the Philippines. The company holds various interests across its portfolio: In the Philippines, it possesses an interest in the 878-hectare Motherlode gold-copper project, situated south of Surigao City in Surigao del Norte province. Within Colombia, Rugby entirely owns two significant ventures: the Colombia gold project, spanning roughly 287 square kilometers, and the Cobrasco copper project, covering about 3,000 hectares in the Choco Region. Furthermore, it holds an option to acquire the Tantalus gold-silver project, located in the prominent Bucaramanga gold belt. In Australia, the company's Georgetown project encompasses three exploration permits across 849 square kilometers in North Queensland. An option agreement allows Rugby to potentially secure a 100% stake in Argentina's El Zanjon gold and silver project, an area of approximately 600 square kilometers within Santa Cruz Province. The portfolio also includes the Salvadora Silver-Copper-Gold Project in Chile, which consists of 35 concessions over a combined 6,924 hectares. Founded in 2007, the company operated as Rugby Mining Limited until August 2022, when it rebranded to Rugby Resources Ltd. Its corporate headquarters are located in Vancouver, Canada.
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