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Trades about 137% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
VRX Silica Limited, along with its affiliated entities, is primarily engaged in the discovery, assessment, and advancement of mineral resources throughout Australia, with a specific focus on silica. The company possesses complete ownership of key silica sand projects, including Arrowsmith and Muchea, both situated north of Perth in Western Australia, as well as the Boyatup project, positioned east of the port town of Esperance. Founded in 2010 and based in West Perth, Australia, the company operated as Ventnor Resources Limited until its rebranding to VRX Silica Limited in December 2018.
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