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Trades about 136% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Balkan Mining and Minerals Limited (BMM.AX), an Australian-headquartered company based in Subiaco, is primarily involved in the discovery and advancement of lithium and associated battery minerals. Its main operational focus is in Serbia's Balkan region, where it holds stakes in several exploration initiatives. These include the Rekovac lithium-borate project, which encompasses three distinct licenses totaling 273 square kilometers; the Dobrinja exploration project, covering 37.5 square kilometers; and the Pranjani exploration project, spanning 25.9 square kilometers. Additionally, the company has an exclusive option to purchase full ownership of the 20.8-square-kilometer Gorge lithium exploration project, located within the Georgia Lake area.
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