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Trades about 79% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in South Perth, Australia, Tribune Resources Limited, along with its subsidiaries, focuses on the discovery, development, and production of mineral assets within Australia and globally. The company primarily targets gold and silver deposits. Its diverse portfolio includes significant stakes in various projects: a 36.75% interest in the East Kundana joint venture and a 24.5% interest in the West Kundana joint venture, both located in Western Australia. Additionally, Tribune Resources wholly owns the Seven Mile Hill project, also situated in Western Australia, and the Japa concession in Ghana, West Africa. The firm also holds an interest in the Diwalwal Gold Project in Mindanao, Philippines. Tribune Resources Limited was incorporated in 1988.
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