Charger Metals NL (ASX:CHR)
Australia · Delayed Price · Currency is AUD | Market Cap | 13.81M +154.9% |
| Revenue (ttm) | 156.32K +678.6% |
| Net Income | -2.25M |
| EPS | -0.02 |
| Shares Out | 120.13M |
| PE Ratio | n/a |
| Forward PE | n/a |
| Dividend | n/a |
| Ex-Dividend Date | n/a |
| Volume | 148,696 |
| Average Volume | 1,242,977 |
| Open | 0.1150 |
| Previous Close | 0.1100 |
| Day's Range | 0.1150 - 0.1200 |
| 52-Week Range | 0.0360 - 0.1550 |
| Beta | 1.48 |
| RSI | 50.79 |
| Earnings Date | Mar 2, 2026 |
About Charger Metals NL
Charger Metals NL engages in the exploration for battery metals. The company explores for nickel, copper, and lithium. Its project portfolio includes a 100% interest in the Lake Johnston project located in Perth, Western Australia; an 85% interest in the Coates project situated in Wundowie, Western Australia; and a 70% interest in the Bynoe lithium project in the Northern Territory. The company was incorporated in 2020 and is based in West Perth, Australia. [Read more]
Financial Performance
In fiscal year 2025, Charger Metals NL's revenue was 156,321, an increase of 678.65% compared to the previous year's 20,076. Losses were -2.25 million, -5.35% less than in 2024.
Financial StatementsNews
Chalmers rushes to get new superannuation tax in place by July
The public consultation period will close on January 16 for the treasurer’s proposal to impose an additional levy on large retirement balances.
Bondi funerals begin; Chalmers to release mid-year budget; Star chair steps down
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Takeovers bids by foreign investors to get easier, says Chalmers
The Treasurer will propose a second round of reforms aimed at attracting foreign investment, following the government’s economic roundtable in June
Why Chalmers shouldn’t delay taxing electric cars
If politicians wait too long for high take-up rates of EVs before starting a road user levy, the political resistance against reform will be much more intense.
Chalmers rides tax surge to 25-year revenue high
The treasurer is facing demands for more relief after the final budget outcome showed a massive windfall from strong company and income tax receipts.
Chalmers tells smelter owners: ‘Do the right thing’
Taxpayer subsidies to help with soaring energy costs will depend on smelters’ willingness to invest in the long term and protect jobs.
WA ‘ready to fight’ to keep contentious $60bn GST deal as Chalmers orders distribution review
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Chalmers launches business tax, GST reviews
The Treasurer announced reviews to reduce compliance costs in the business tax system and the distribution of the $100 billion GST pool to the states.
Without a subtle hand, Chalmers' ‘abundance’ just becomes a new way of serving up the free market’s greatest hits | Peter Lewis
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Chalmers open to trade deal review after Mormons’ $490m spending spree
The treasurer said Australia welcomed foreign investment, but it had to be in the national interest and trade arrangements had to “keep pace”.
Chalmers moves to phase in EV road user charge
The Albanese government is working on plans for a road user charge that would start with heavy electric vehicles.
Chalmers faces $40b budget hit from weaker productivity
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has overestimated the economy’s speed limit, as stagnant productivity threatens to punch a hole in tax revenue, economists say.
Super behemoth pushes Chalmers to revive Hockey’s asset recycling
One of the nation’s most powerful pension funds wants Treasurer Jim Chalmers to reheat the asset recycling scheme pioneered by his Coalition predecessor.
Chalmers engages with super funds on performance test reset
An industry super lobby group claims it could invest $50 billion in productive start-ups if not confined by the test, which was inhibiting productive growth.
Bring ways to fund your ideas, Chalmers warns business
Business groups do not dispute the rationale, but say the government should also be prepared to cut its heavy spending as one way to fund lower taxes.
Chalmers urged to overhaul CGT discount on housing
Labor for Housing says savings from reforming CGT could be used to scrap GST on goods and services used to build, maintain and manage state public housing.
Cut income tax, lift GST, wealth tax: CBA’s reform pitch to Chalmers
In an extraordinary submission to the Productivity Commission, the country’s largest lender has put forward an extensive list of ideas to overhaul the tax system.
The maths that make SMSFs a tax reform target for Chalmers
SMSF growth has kept pace with big super funds. Tim Toohey says this all comes down to tax – and that could put a target on the sector.
Chalmers closes in on shock third budget surplus
The budget is running $15 billion ahead of forecast thanks to a stronger-than-expected company tax take, but economists expect deficits from now on.
Chalmers sues China-linked investor for defying sell order on stock
The treasurer is taking a Northern Minerals shareholder to court for defying an order to sell shares on national interest grounds.
GST top pick for Chalmers to fund income tax cuts
Economists say the federal government will need to consider raising or broadening the GST to meaningfully reduce the rising income tax burden.
Chalmers opens door to tax changes for budget repair
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has admitted the federal budget is unsustainable, flagging potential tax changes beyond superannuation.
Industry super pushes for Chalmers to change retirement tax hike plan
The country’s two largest pension funds have privately lobbied the government to index the tax’s $3 million threshold to inflation to maintain confidence.
RBA, PC reveal why Chalmers needs to cut company tax
Chalmers needs to do something fair dinkum or break his promises to reverse the fall in living standards during Labor’s first three years. Ice-cream cones won’t cut it
Chalmers must drive the growth policy reset
Labor’s inflation agenda was based on getting re-elected, not on the next three years of governing. Now business needs to push the treasurer to shift towards future growth.