Considering the anemic volumes, there's nothing that will move this other than decent dividends or a share buyback.
I'm quite confident this will come in time during the next alloy bounce.
They gained 33% extra leverage by buying the remaining 25% of Sarawak.
When the good times come, it shoud bode pretty well for a company with such a large revenue.
As always in the resource sector, its cyclical nature means only buy when it's down a fair bit and be prepared to wait at least 3-5 years.
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