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Trades about 299% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Element 25 Limited is a mineral exploration company operating across Australia and France, with a primary focus on discovering deposits of manganese, copper, and nickel. A key asset is its wholly-owned Butcherbird manganese project, dedicated to producing high-purity manganese sulphate monohydrate, a crucial material for lithium-ion battery manufacturing. This project is strategically located in Western Australia's Pilbara region, situated north of Perth and south of Newman. Additionally, the company holds complete ownership of the Pinnacles project, found northeast of Kalgoorlie. The firm was established in 2006, initially known as Montezuma Mining Company Limited, before rebranding to Element 25 Limited in May 2018. Its corporate base is in Osborne Park, Australia.
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