Brockman Resources Limited (BRM.AX)
1.99AUD
8:21pm EST
$0.01 (+0.76%)
$1.98
$1.97
$2.00
$1.97
24,346
160,276
$2.23
$0.49
BRM.AX
About
Overall
| Beta: | 2.03 |
| Market Cap (Mil.): | $264.73 |
| Shares Outstanding (Mil.): | 134.04 |
| Annual Dividend: | -- |
| Yield (%): | -- |
Financials
| BRM.AX | Industry | Sector | |
|---|---|---|---|
| P/E (TTM): | -- | 61.62 | 7.84 |
| EPS (TTM): | 22.83 | -- | -- |
| ROI: | -22.04 | -5.20 | 0.03 |
| ROE: | -22.05 | -14.33 | 0.01 |
RPT-ANALYSIS-Rio-BHP iron ore venture could free small miners
* Sharing rail lines may be price of Rio-BHP iron ore JV
UPDATE 2-BHP Billiton offers $189 mln for United Minerals
* Offers A$1.30/shr, 43 pct premium to last traded price.
FACTBOX-Australian iron ore growth clogging port system
Sept 17 (Reuters) - The world's single largest iron ore deposit, Australia's 500,000-square-km Pilbara district, is undergoing an unprecedented rate of mine development by BHP Billiton , Fortescue Metals and other companies, taxing limited export berthing space.
China eyes stakes in Australian iron ore explorers
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian junior iron ore explorers, once just a darling of day traders, are finding new backers -- in China.
DEALTALK-China eyes stakes in Australian iron ore explorers
* China taking minority stakes in Australia iron ore miners
Australian miners push for new iron ore berths
SYDNEY, Sept 7 (Reuters) - A group of miners and prospectors want to develop an independent iron ore export terminal at Australia's Port Hedland, where BHP Billiton has long been the dominant operator.
PRESS DIGEST-Australian Business News - Aug 11
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UPDATE 4-Australia shares at fresh 7-mth high, banks lead
SYDNEY, June 12 (Reuters) - Australian shares firmed 0.4 percent on Friday to end at a fresh 7-month high, boosted by gains on offshore markets after upbeat data eased concerns about the global economy.
China nets OZ Minerals assets, appetite undimmed
SYDNEY/HONG KONG (Reuters) - China cheered Australian investors with its undimmed appetite for resources assets as one state-owned firm, Minmetals, clinched a $1.4 billion deal and another, Chinalco, vowed to bounce back from the shock of its failed $19.5 billion Rio Tinto tie-up.
WRAPUP 2-China nets OZ Minerals assets, appetite undimmed
* Minmetals $1.4 bln deal for OZ assets gets shareholder OK
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