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Trades about 108% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
FMR Resources Limited, an Australian company established in 2003 and headquartered in South Perth, focuses on the exploration and development of vital battery and critical minerals. The company primarily conducts its operations in Canada, where it actively seeks copper and rare earth deposits. Its project roster includes the 100%-owned Fairfield copper project, which covers approximately 93.6 square kilometers in New Brunswick; the Fintry project, spanning around 12 square kilometers within the southern zone of Ontario's Nagagami River alkalic complex; and the Llahuin Project, situated in the Illapel region of Coquimbo. Formerly known as Applyflow Limited, the company officially changed its name to FMR Resources Limited in June 2024.
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