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Trades about 120% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Coppermoly Limited, along with its various subsidiary entities, specializes in identifying and advancing copper-gold exploration ventures across Papua New Guinea and Australia. The company's scope also extends to prospecting for mineralized deposits containing silver, zinc, and other polymetallic elements. Its key projects in Papua New Guinea include the Mt Nakru tenement, encompassing 47 square kilometers, and the Simuku project, which spans an area of 122.7 square kilometers. Additionally, Coppermoly holds interests in two Australian projects situated within the Mount Isa Inlier in northwest Queensland: the Fox Creek project, operating under exploration license EPM27835 and covering 320 square kilometers, and the Mount Tracey project, secured by exploration license EPM27836 and extending over 294 square kilometers. Incorporated in 2007, the company maintains its main office in Taringa, Australia.
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