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Scorpion Minerals Limited is currently in a long term downtrend where the price is trading 4.2% below its 200 day moving average.
From a valuation standpoint, the stock is 100.0% cheaper than other stocks from the Basic Materials sector with a price to sales ratio of 0.0.
Its net income has dropped by 448.2% to $-2M since the same quarter in the previous year.
Finally, its free cash flow fell by 1136.1% to $-722K since the same quarter in the previous year.
Based on the above factors, Scorpion Minerals Limited gets an overall score of 1/5.
ISIN | AU0000033326 |
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Exchange | AU |
CurrencyCode | AUD |
Industry | Other Precious Metals & Mining |
Sector | Basic Materials |
PE Ratio | None |
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Target Price | None |
Beta | 0.44 |
Market Cap | 9M |
Dividend Yield | None |
Scorpion Minerals Limited engages in the exploration and development of mineral resources in Australia. The company explores for lithium, gold, copper, nickel, iron, silver, zinc, vanadium, and platinum-group elements. It holds 100% interest in the Pharos project covering an area of 924 square kilometers located in the Murchison Mineral Field, Western Australia; and 100% option to acquire the Youanmi Lithium project comprising E57/978, E57/1049, and E57/1056 tenements covering an area of 279 square kilometers located in the East Murchison mineral field. The company was formerly known as Pegasus Metals Limited and changed its name to Scorpion Minerals Limited in November 2018. Scorpion Minerals Limited was incorporated in 2005 and is based in West Perth, Australia.
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