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Western Copper and Gold Corporation (WRN)

AMEX Basic Materials Industrial Materials
$2.48 ▲ +1.43%
Market Cap
$560.7M
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Industrial Materials
Beta
1.76
52-Wk Range
1.2-4.26
CEO
Sandeep Singh
Country
CA
Currency
USD

Western Copper and Gold Corporation operates in the Industrial Materials industry of the Basic Materials sector, headquartered in Vancouver, BC, CA. The stock last traded at $2.48, up 1.43% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $560.7M. On trailing twelve-month figures it carries a trailing P/E of -142.39, a net margin of 0.0%. Its beta of 1.76 implies it has historically moved more than the broad market.

Valuation & profitability (TTM)
P/E
-142.39
Price / Sales
0.00
Price / Book
2.61
EV / EBITDA
-91.30
Gross margin
0.0%
Operating margin
0.0%
Net margin
0.0%
Return on equity
Debt / equity
0.00
Current ratio
45.19
Dividend yield
0.0%
Payout ratio
0.0%
Company profile
Exchange
New York Stock Exchange Arca
Employees
16
IPO date
2006-05-19
Headquarters
Vancouver, BC, CA
About Western Copper and Gold Corporation

Western Copper and Gold Corporation operates as an exploration-stage entity, concentrating its efforts on discovering and advancing mineral assets across Canada. Its prospecting activities target deposits rich in gold, copper, silver, and molybdenum. The company's flagship asset is the Casino mineral property, situated in Canada's Yukon Territory, encompassing 1,136 full and partial quartz claims alongside 55 placer claims. Notably, the corporation adopted its current name, Western Copper and Gold Corporation, in October 2011, having previously been known as Western Copper Corporation. Established in 2006, its corporate headquarters are located in Vancouver, Canada.

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