SmallCaps
ASX:GRRMaterialsSteel

Grange Resources Ltd

$0.130
Day Range
$0.130 – $0.130
52 Week Range
$0.130 – $0.305
Volume
0.00
Avg Volume (10D)
516.01K
P/E Ratio
3.37

Price Chart

OHLC · volume · moving averages

$0.130-$0.070 (-35.00%)over 6M
Hi$0.210Lo$0.130
Price-sensitive newsVolumePrev close · 52W range

Market Statistics

Today's trading range

Open
$0.130
Previous Close
$0.130
Day High
$0.130
Day Low
$0.130
52 Week High
$0.305
52 Week Low
$0.130

Valuation

Fundamental multiples

Market Cap
0.00
Shares Outstanding
0.00
P/E Ratio (Annual)
3.37
P/E Ratio (TTM)
3.37
Price to Book
0.14

Trading Activity

Volume & order book

Volume
0.00
Value Traded
0.00
Bid
$0.135 × 27,000
Ask
$0.125 × 100,000

Performance

Returns across timeframes

1 Day
0.00%
5 Day
3.85%
13 Week
-15.63%
52 Week
-28.95%
YTD
-52.63%

Technical Indicators

Momentum & moving averages

RSI (14)
42.32
50-Day SMA
$0.139
200-Day SMA
$0.195

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Grange Resources Lifts Production as Savage River Delivers Strong Quarterly Performance

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