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Trades about 95% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CZR Resources Ltd is an Australian mineral exploration firm. The company's primary focus lies in identifying deposits of iron ore, gold, copper, and vanadiferous magnetite, in addition to base metals such as lead, zinc, and silver. CZR holds an 85% ownership stake in two projects: the Yarraloola project in the West Pilbara, and the 303-square-kilometer Buddadoo project situated in mid-western Western Australia. Furthermore, it maintains a 70% interest in three other key ventures: the 77-square-kilometer Shepherds Well project, located southwest of Karratha; the 320-square-kilometer Croydon Project, positioned southeast of Karratha; and the Yarrie project, which encompasses six granted exploration licenses across 360 square kilometers east of Port Hedland. The company, which operates from West Perth, Australia, was established in 2005 as Coziron Resources Limited, before rebranding to CZR Resources Ltd in September 2020.
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