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Trades about 159% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ballymore Resources Limited operates as an exploration and development company, focusing on discovering and extracting gold, copper, silver, lead, zinc, and various other metals. The firm holds complete ownership of several significant projects across Queensland. In central Queensland, Ballymore possesses the Dittmer project, which encompasses two mining leases and three exploration permits covering approximately 488 square kilometers. Its North Queensland assets include the Ruddygore project, spanning 558 square kilometers adjacent to the regional center of Chillagoe, and the Mount Molloy project, a roughly 78-square-kilometer area located in the Hodgkinson province, south of the town of Mount Molloy. Furthermore, the company entirely owns the Ravenswood project, comprising five exploration permits across 309 square kilometers situated southeast of Charters Towers in North Queensland. Ballymore Resources Limited was established in 2019 and is headquartered in Brisbane, Australia.
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