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MAYUR RESOURCES LIMITED - Charts / Financials

Market Cap $77.22M  ! watchlist Created with Sketch. Add to my watchlist
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MRL is a diversified mineral exploration, development and energy company operating in... MRL is a diversified mineral exploration, development and energy company operating in Papua New Guinea (PNG). Mayur has been operating with the purpose of acquiring, exploring and developing mineral and energy development opportunities in Papua New Guinea and neighbouring countries.More

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Open 20.0¢   Day High 20.0¢   Day Low 19.5¢
Daily Volume 752302
Bids   Sellers
Number Price Volume   Number Price Volume
3 19.5¢ 29074   2 20.0¢ 116336

Directors & Senior Management

Mr. Timothy Crossley Executive Director
Mr. Richard Anthony Pegum Executive Chairman of the Board
Mr. Kerry Parker Chief Financial Officer, Company Secretary
Mr. Paul Mulder Managing Director, Director
Mr. Timothy Crossley Executive Director
Mr. Musje Moses Werror Executive Director
Mr. Fang Shyan Wong Director
Mr. Chris Indermaur Non-Executive Independent Director

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20.0¢ 		Change
0.005(2.56%) 		Mkt cap ! $77.22M
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20.0¢ 20.0¢ 19.5¢ $150.3K 752.3K

Buyers (Bids)

No. Vol. Price($)
3 29074 19.5¢
 

Sellers (Offers)

Price($) Vol. No.
20.0¢ 116336 2
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