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Trades about 272% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Killi Resources Limited is an Australian company primarily engaged in the exploration and development of mineral resources. Its key focus areas include prospecting for gold, copper, and rare earth elements across the continent. The company holds full ownership of the West Tanami project in Western Australia's Tanami region, which comprises four granted exploration licenses covering 1,641 square kilometers. It also wholly owns the Ravenswood North project, situated in Queensland's Charter Towers Ravenswood region, encompassing five granted exploration permits over 582 square kilometers. Furthermore, Killi Resources possesses interests in the Mt Rawdon West project in Queensland, featuring one exploration permit across 292 square kilometers, and the Balfour project, located northeast of Newman in Western Australia's Pilbara region, holding one exploration license for 350 square kilometers. Incorporated in 2021, the company's headquarters are located in West Perth, Australia.
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