Charger Metals NL (ASX:CHR)
Australia · Delayed Price · Currency is AUD | Market Cap | 4.61M |
| Revenue (ttm) | -8.51K |
| Net Income (ttm) | -3.33M |
| Shares Out | 120.13M |
| EPS (ttm) | -0.04 |
| PE Ratio | n/a |
| Forward PE | n/a |
| Dividend | n/a |
| Ex-Dividend Date | n/a |
| Volume | 10,857 |
| Average Volume | 133,359 |
| Open | 0.0560 |
| Previous Close | 0.0500 |
| Day's Range | 0.0540 - 0.0560 |
| 52-Week Range | 0.0360 - 0.0990 |
| Beta | 1.43 |
| RSI | 54.94 |
| Earnings Date | Sep 19, 2025 |
About Heartland Financial USA
Charger Metals NL engages in the exploration for battery metals. The company explores for nickel, copper, lithium, and platinum group elements. Its project portfolio includes a 100% interest in the Lake Johnston project located in Perth, Western Australia; 85% interest in the Coates project situated in Wundowie, Western Australia; and 70% interest in the Bynoe lithium project in the northern Territory. The company was incorporated in 2020 and is based in Subiaco, Australia. [Read more]
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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.
Chalmers raids public sector spending to find $7.2b in savings
Labor is vowing to clamp down on consultants as part of its cuts, while Angus Taylor is promising a mini-budget if the Coalition wins the election.
Will Trump's Sweeping Global Tariffs Derail Australia's Economy? Chalmers Offers Reassurance
According to the Treasury's modeling, the U.S. tariffs and China's retaliatory measures would lead to a 0.1% drop in Australia's real GDP for the year.
Federal budget 2025: watch treasurer Jim Chalmers' full budget speech – video
Weeks away from a federal election, the treasurer, Jim Chalmers, hands down his fourth budget, saying it is aimed at helping with the cost of living while the Australian economy is 'turning the corner...
Federal budget 2025: Chalmers delivers speech spruiking tax cuts and energy relief – video
Weeks away from a federal election, Treasurer Jim Chalmers hands down his fourth budget, saying it is aimed at helping with the cost of living while the Australian economy is 'turning the corner'. The...
Chalmers splashed 20 major spending measures, but just 3 big savings
Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ budget contains expenditure at a 40-year high outside of the pandemic. Economists warn promises of future restraint seem unrealistic.
Cyclone Alfred hands Chalmers $1.2b clean-up bill plus hit to GDP
The Treasurer will on Tuesday tell the Queensland Media Club there will also be a $1.2 billion hit to gross domestic product in the March quarter, thanks to the wild weather.
How Chalmers weaponised Treasury on Dutton’s lunch tax break
Forty pages of Treasury emails reveal how Chalmers is prepared to use the public service to mount political attacks, and call into question his judgment.
BCA and 30 CEOs to push Musk-style agenda on Chalmers
Big business will press local political parties to appoint a minister for deregulation and get government out of the way of private enterprise.
Bets on a February RBA rate cut are solidfying after the inflation data earlier
Commonwealth Bank of Australia were already foreecasting an RBA February rate cut. The CPI data published data have further convinced them of that call. But it'll be a slow rate reduction path after t...
ASX 200 LIVE: Australian shares rise as the oil price steadied. Insignia rejects Bain bid; Data3 shares fall and DigiCo, HMC Capital recover. Chalmers delivered federal budget update.
Australian shares held steady at the open despite US stocks closing lower. Chalmers delivers a $22b budget blow. Oil steadies.The Aussie dollar plummeted overnight. DigiCo and HMC Capital have rebound...
Credit to Chalmers for non-partisan RBA picks
The Coalition’s fears that a Labor treasurer would stack the new board with political appointees have not been borne out. The crucial independence and credibility of the central bank have been preserv...
Chalmers brings former bank CEO, economist on board in RBA overhaul
The appointment of ANU professor Renée Fry-McKibbin and former Bendigo Bank boss Marnie Baker sets the scene for the biggest shake-up of the central bank in decades.
Chalmers approves more spending – but only until the election
After three years of putting little emphasis on the private sector, Labor is now spruiking the value of a business-led recovery.
Chalmers sells intervention as economic salve
The US may have a different culture, but its politics still provide a recent lesson in the electoral risks of rural voters feeling ignored by governments or left out of services.
Future Fund: Angus Taylor says Jim Chalmers is ‘raiding Australia’s nest egg’
Angus Taylor slams Jim Chalmers for directing the Future Fund to prioritise Labor’s projects; Chalmers says institutions should be open to change. Follow live updates.