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Waratah Minerals Limited (WTM.AX)

ASX Basic Materials Industrial Materials
$0.56 ▼ -1.74%
Market Cap
$84.4M
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Industrial Materials
Beta
2.26
52-Wk Range
0.425-0.84
CEO
Peter Duerden
Country
AU
Currency
AUD

Waratah Minerals Limited operates in the Industrial Materials industry of the Basic Materials sector, headquartered in Orange, WA, AU. The stock last traded at $0.56, down 1.74% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $84.4M. Its beta of 2.26 implies it has historically moved more than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
Australian Securities Exchange
Employees
0
IPO date
2012-10-28
Headquarters
Orange, WA, AU
About Waratah Minerals Limited

Waratah Minerals Limited functions as a multifaceted enterprise primarily focused on the exploration for mineral resources, with a particular emphasis on discovering deposits of copper, gold, and nickel. The company possesses full ownership of the Spur Project, which includes exploration license EL5238 located in central western New South Wales. Its holdings also extend to the Stavely-Stawell Project, represented by exploration license EL6871 in western Victoria, Australia. Additionally, the portfolio features the Azura Project in Western Australia, encompassing roughly 258 square kilometers, consisting of three granted exploration licenses (E80/4944, E80/5116, and E80/5347) and one pending application (E80/5348). Beyond its core exploration activities, the company also engages in investment ventures within Australia. Established in 2011 and headquartered in Orange, Australia, the entity adopted its current name, Waratah Minerals Limited, in December 2023, having previously operated as Battery Minerals Limited.

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