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Albright Metals ABR.AX · AUD

Materials · ASX · 🇦🇺 Australia

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About Albright Metals

Its shares trade on ASX under the ticker ABR.AX. It has been listed since 17 October 2017. In the fiscal year to 30 June 2025, it reported revenue of A$12,831 and a net loss of A$1.6m. At that date it held total assets of A$11.7m and shareholders' equity of A$11.3m.

Albright Metals Ltd is a AU-based company operating in Metals & Mining industry. The company is headquartered in Leederville, Western Australia. The company went IPO on 2017-10-17. Albright Metals Limited, formerly Bryah Resources Limited, is an Australia-based battery metals exploration company. The Company’s projects include Bryah Basin Copper-Gold Project, Gabanintha Copper-Nickel-Gold Project, Bryah Basin Manganese Joint Venture Project, Golden Pike Gold and Antimony Project, and Lake Johnston Lithium-Nickel Project. The Bryah Basin project covers over 1,048 square kilometers in central Western Australia. The Gabanintha Copper-Nickel-Gold Project is located over 40 kilometers (km) south of the town of Meekatharra in Western Australia. The Bryah Basin Manganese project is in the Murchison region, near Meekatharra, Western Australia. The Golden Pike Gold and Antimony Project is located over 90 km north of the port city of Saint John in south-central New Brunswick, Canada. The Lake Johnston Lithium-Nickel Project is located near Lake Johnston, over 400 km east of Perth and 200 km southwest of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.

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Company facts

Sector
Materials
Industry
Metals & Mining
Listed since
17 Oct 2017

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. David SalisburyIndependent Non-Executive Chairman of the Board, since 2020
  • Mr. Tyson HallChief Operating Officer, since 2021
  • Mr. Michael SchlumpbergerManaging Director, Executive Director, since 2017A$951,290
  • Mr. Anthony HallExecutive Director, since 2016A$611,278
  • Mr. Chance PipitoneHead of Corporate Development and Investor Relations, since 2021
  • Mr. Aaron BertolattiCompany Secretary
  • Mr. Stephen HuntIndependent Non-Executive Director, since 2017A$39,000
  • Mr. John MckinneyIndependent Non-Executive Director, since 2017A$39,000
  • Ms. Chantel JordanChief People Officer, Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary, since 2021
  • Mr. Paul WeibelChief Financial Officer, since 2021
  • Mr. Harold ShipesNon-Executive Chairman of the BoardA$74,484

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Strengths

  • Operates in the Metals & Mining sector with projects across multiple commodities including copper, gold, nickel, manganese, lithium, and antimony.
  • Projects span over 1,048 square kilometers in central Western Australia, indicating significant land holdings.
  • Has a diversified portfolio of projects in both Australia and Canada, including the Golden Pike Project in New Brunswick.

Weaknesses

  • Projects are primarily in exploration phase, with no mention of production or revenue generation.
  • Relies on exploration and development, which carries high financial and operational risks.
  • Geographically dispersed projects may increase operational complexity and costs.

Opportunities

  • Growing global demand for battery metals like lithium and nickel could drive project development.
  • Potential for strategic partnerships or acquisitions to advance exploration projects.
  • Expansion into new markets for battery metals as the electric vehicle industry grows.

Threats

  • Exploration projects face regulatory and environmental challenges in Western Australia and Canada.
  • Market volatility in metals prices could impact project viability and funding.
  • Competition from established mining companies in the battery metals sector.

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