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Trades about 108% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
GWR Group Limited is an Australian mining entity primarily engaged in the exploration, development, and evaluation of mineral prospects across the country. Its portfolio encompasses deposits of iron ore, gold, and tungsten. A significant portion of its holdings includes the Wiluna West Gold and Iron projects, located in Western Australia. Additionally, GWR maintains an 80% stake in the Hatches Creek tungsten venture in the Northern Territory, covering 31.4 square kilometers across two exploration licenses, and holds a 70% ownership in Tasmania's Prospect Ridge Magnesite project. Established in 2002 and headquartered in West Perth, Australia, the company adopted its current name, GWR Group Limited, in December 2013, having previously operated as Golden West Resources Limited.
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