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Trades about 168% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
MinRex Resources Limited, an Australian company founded in 2011 and based in Perth, is dedicated to discovering and developing mineral deposits. The firm primarily concentrates its efforts on gold, silver, copper, and various other base metals across its exploration projects situated in New South Wales and Western Australia. In Western Australia's East Pilbara region, MinRex holds substantial interests, including a 70% stake in the Marble Bar North, Marble Bar South, Daltons, and Bamboo Creek gold projects. Furthermore, the company entirely owns the Deflector Extended Gold project, located near Gullewa. Its New South Wales portfolio comprises seven exploration licenses covering a total area of 514 square kilometers within the Lachlan Fold Belt, encompassing the Mt Pleasant, Sofala, and Sunny Corner projects. MinRex also possesses exploration rights for lithium and tantalum deposits and holds farm-in agreements providing an 80% interest in the EL7974 and EL7423 projects, along with a 90% interest in the EL 5964 exploration area. The company adopted its current name, MinRex Resources Limited, in January 2016, having previously been known as MinRex Resources NL.
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