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Trades about 119% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 2018 and based in Subiaco, Australia, Sultan Resources Limited is engaged in the exploration and advancement of mineral resources throughout Australia. The company's primary focus lies in discovering and developing deposits rich in gold, copper, nickel, and cobalt. Its current holdings include the Lachlan Fold Belt project, a substantial 330 square kilometer area in Central New South Wales covered by exploration licenses EL8734, EL8704, and EL8735. Within Western Australia, the company possesses the East Tallering project, a 67 square kilometer granted tenement situated northeast of Geraldton, along with the Dalwallinu project, which spans 167 square kilometers northeast of Perth. Additionally, Sultan Resources has interests in the Thaduna project, consisting of two granted tenements totaling 22 square kilometers northeast of Meekatharra, and the expansive Lake Grace project, encompassing five pending tenement applications across 690 square kilometers southeast of Perth.
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