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Trades about 121% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Corcel Plc concentrates on the exploration and development of natural resources, with a specific focus on battery metals. The company maintains a 41% ownership in Papua New Guinea's Mambare nickel-cobalt project, which encompasses 256 square kilometers under license EL1390 near Kokoda, and holds full ownership of the WoWo Gap nickel-cobalt project, also located in Papua New Guinea. Additionally, Corcel has a 50% interest in the Dempster vanadium project in Yukon, which consists of 196 mineral claims spanning 40.96 square kilometers. Beyond its mining operations, the firm is involved in energy storage, providing grid backup services, and engaging in energy trading activities, alongside developing solar and energy storage initiatives within the United Kingdom. Founded in 2004, the London, UK-headquartered company transitioned from Regency Mines Plc to Corcel Plc in August 2020.
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