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Trades about 282% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Mamba Exploration Limited, together with its subsidiary companies, operates as an Australian-based firm specializing in mineral exploration and development. The company's primary objective is to discover deposits rich in gold, copper, nickel, manganese, cobalt, silver, and various base metals. It maintains complete ownership of several significant ventures, including the Darling Range project, which spans roughly 75 square kilometers across 26 blocks northeast of Perth. Additionally, Mamba holds a 100% stake in the Calyerup Creek project, covering approximately 45 square kilometers through two granted exploration licenses in Western Australia, as well as the Ashburton project, which encompasses about 610 square kilometers across 204 blocks via three granted exploration licenses, also in Western Australia. Further assets include three sub-projects within the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Mamba Exploration Limited was established in 2020 and has its headquarters in West Perth, Australia.
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