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Trades about 65% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Burswood, Australia, PRL Global Ltd., which commenced operations in 1987, focuses on the extraction, refinement, and global distribution of phosphate rock, phosphate dust, and chalk. The company's reach extends across Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia, the United States, and Oceania. Its business is structured into two primary divisions: Fertiliser and Logistics. Within its Logistics segment, the company delivers services such as earthmoving, fuel pilotage maintenance, and stevedoring. The Fertiliser division is responsible for manufacturing, storing, and marketing a diverse range of fertiliser products. Furthermore, PRL Global Ltd. offers shipping, investment, and marketing solutions, and is actively involved in the trade, import, and export of various commodities. The company officially changed its name from CI Resources Limited to PRL Global Ltd. in December 2023.
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