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Grange Resources Ltd

$0.145
$0.005 (3.33%)
Day Range
$0.140 – $0.150
52 Week Range
$0.140 – $0.305
Volume
1.72M
Avg Volume (10D)
1.47M
Market Cap
$167.81M
P/E Ratio
3.62
Price Chart
Market Statistics
Open$0.145
Previous Close$0.150
Day High$0.150
Day Low$0.140
52 Week High$0.305
52 Week Low$0.140
Valuation
Market Cap167.81M
Shares Outstanding1.16B
P/E Ratio (Annual)3.62
P/E Ratio (TTM)3.62
Price to Book0.15
Trading Activity
Volume1.72M
Value Traded250.04K
Bid$0.140 × 1,705,792
Ask$0.145 × 48,710
Performance
1 Day-3.33%
5 Day-6.45%
13 Week-25.64%
52 Week-17.14%
YTD-49.12%
Technical Indicators
RSI (14)38.59
50-Day SMA$0.162
200-Day SMA$0.219
Latest News
From Gold to Green Steel: We dive into TBR, GRR, JMS and More
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From Gold to Green Steel: We dive into TBR, GRR, JMS and More

The Australian share market has turned cautious again. Volatility has returned, sentiment has softened and many investors are stepping back. We see it differently.

Grange Resources Lifts Production as Savage River Delivers Strong Quarterly Performance
Mining & Resources

Grange Resources Lifts Production as Savage River Delivers Strong Quarterly Performance

Grange Resources (ASX: GRR) has reported a robust September quarter with higher concentrate and pellet production, lower unit costs, and a 24% improvement in average realised prices, reflecting stronger market conditions and operational consistency at its Savage River operations in Tasmania. The company produced 583,000 tonnes of concentrate and sold 591,000t of pellets during the quarter, […]

Iron ore’s long goodbye is extended – again
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Iron ore’s long goodbye is extended – again

Iron ore’s long goodbye kicks on and might last for the rest of the year thanks to Russia’s war on the Ukraine and another setback for a project in Africa dubbed the Pilbara Killer. Fighting in the Ukraine has effectively removed 100 million tonnes of iron ore from the market with commercial shipping in the […]

Have iron ore miners been oversold or should investors ‘steel’ for more ferrous pain?
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Have iron ore miners been oversold or should investors ‘steel’ for more ferrous pain?

The pundits were right, for once: the laws of market gravity were always going to catch up with the price of iron ore, which in a matter of weeks has tumbled more than 50% from its nosebleed territory of US$220 a tonne. Still, no-one quite predicted the extent of the rout which stems from the […]