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Trades about 115% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Manuka Resources Limited (MKR.AX) is an Australian enterprise primarily engaged in identifying and advancing gold and silver deposits. The company's business activities are structured across two main divisions: Exploration and Operations. Its asset portfolio includes a significant stake in the Mt Boppy gold project, which is situated roughly 210 kilometers east of Cobar in the Central West region of New South Wales. This gold asset encompasses approximately 210 square kilometers, secured by three granted mining leases, four gold leases, and one exploration license. Furthermore, Manuka possesses the Wonawinta silver project, located within the eastern part of the Cobar Basin. Established in 2016, Manuka Resources Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Sydney, Australia.
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