Deterra Royalties | DRR

Deterra Royalties traded at 4.02 this Thursday July 7th, decreasing 0.04 or 0.86 percent since the previous trading session. Looking back, over the last four weeks, Deterra Royalties lost 14.94 percent. Over the last 12 months, its price fell by 6.41 percent. Looking ahead, we forecast Deterra Royalties to be priced at 4.17 by the end of this quarter and at 3.89 in one year, according to Trading Economics global macro models projections and analysts expectations.

Stock Price
4.02
Daily Change
-0.86%
Yearly
-6.41%

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Peers Price Day Year
Deterra Royalties 4.02 -0.04 -0.86% -6.41%

Indexes Price Day Year
AU200 6600 5.81 0.09% -10.09%

Deterra Royalties
Deterra Royalties Limited is an Australia-based royalty investment company that acquires royalties from third parties and provides finance to resource companies in return for royalties. The Company is engaged in managing a portfolio of existing royalties and growth through the addition of new royalties across bulk commodities, base, and battery metals. Its portfolio of royalties includes Mining Area C (MAC), which is located in Pilbara region, West Australia; Yoongarillup/ Yalyalup Project (under two royalty agreements) located near Busselton in Western Australia; Eneabba Project located 200 kilometers north of Perth in Western Australia, Western Australia; Wonnerup Project located near Busselton in Western Australia; and St Ives Gold Project, which is located near Kambalda in Western Australia.