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Fortuna Metals Ltd

$0.088
Day Range
$0.085 – $0.092
52 Week Range
$0.030 – $0.220
Volume
0.00
Avg Volume (10D)
219.21K
Market Cap
$37.11M
Price Chart
Market Statistics
Open$0.088
Previous Close$0.088
Day High$0.092
Day Low$0.085
52 Week High$0.220
52 Week Low$0.030
Valuation
Market Cap37.11M
Shares Outstanding421.71M
Price to Book0.83
Trading Activity
Volume0.00
Value Traded0.00
Bid$0.081 × 106,173
Ask$0.088 × 874
Performance
1 Day-4.35%
5 Day-3.30%
13 Week-20.00%
52 Week193.33%
YTD7.32%
Technical Indicators
RSI (14)36.13
50-Day SMA$0.108
200-Day SMA$0.105
Latest News
Fortuna Metals Produces High-Purity Rutile at Mkanda Project in Malawi
Mining & Resources

Fortuna Metals Produces High-Purity Rutile at Mkanda Project in Malawi

Fortuna Metals reports high-purity rutile at Mkanda, 96.66% TiO2 in bulk test; boosts case for maiden MRE as drilling advances.

Fortuna Metals Raises $3.5m to Help Fast Track Malawi Rutile and Graphite Projects
Mining & Resources

Fortuna Metals Raises $3.5m to Help Fast Track Malawi Rutile and Graphite Projects

Fortuna Metals (ASX: FUN) has received firm commitments to raise $3.5 million to support its fast-tracking of the Mkanda and Kampini rutile and graphite projects in Malawi.

Fortuna Metals Identifies Significant Historical Titanium Mineralisation in Malawi
Mining & Resources

Fortuna Metals Identifies Significant Historical Titanium Mineralisation in Malawi

Fortuna Metals (ASX: FUN) has unearthed significant mineralisation upside with a desktop review of its Mkanda and Kampini rutile and graphite projects in Malawi. The study has identified 19 historical drill holes with high titanium values in previous metallurgical test work Sovereign Metals (ASX: SVM) conducted at the Malingunde graphite project in 2018. The Mkanda and Kampini licences […]

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Almost every small cap investor knows the pain of investing in the next big thing, only to find their stock remains resolutely that: a small cap. Or even worse the company ceases to be altogether, providing fodder for the ever-booming insolvency industry. Even more annoying is the regret of investors losing patience with a serial […]