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Trades about 121% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ragusa Minerals Limited is an Australian company, incorporated in 2010 and based in Perth, which focuses on mineral exploration, primarily targeting gold deposits. The company adopted its current name in October 2020, having previously been known as SIV Asset Management Limited. Its holdings include a 100% interest in the Burracoppin Halloysite project, which encompasses two tenements located east of Perth in Western Australia. Ragusa also wholly owns the Lonely Mine Gold project in Zimbabwe, comprising four granted tenements within the Bubi Greenstone Belt, north of Bulawayo, featuring greenstone belt lithology and numerous sub-parallel shear zones. Furthermore, its portfolio contains the Monte Cristo Gold project in Alaska, United States, consisting of 500 granted tenements that span approximately 323.74 square kilometers. The company has also entered into an agreement to acquire a 90% stake in the Northern Territory Lithium project, which involves four granted tenements situated within the Litchfield Pegmatite Belt.
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