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Trades about 113% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Fin Resources Limited is an Australian enterprise dedicated to the exploration and development of mineral properties across Western Australia. The company actively seeks deposits of various valuable resources, including gold, base metals, graphite, nickel, copper, and cobalt. Among its key assets, it possesses an 80% interest in the Sol Mar project, which encompasses five exploration licenses spanning approximately 425 square kilometers. Additionally, the company holds interests in the McKenzie Springs project, covering an area of around 82 square kilometers. Established in 1985, the firm operated as Orca Energy Limited before adopting its current name, Fin Resources Limited, in April 2018. Its corporate headquarters are located in West Perth, Australia.
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