Charger Metals NL (ASX:CHR)
Australia
· Delayed Price · Currency is AUD | Market Cap | 3.71M |
| 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 | 2,283 |
| Average Volume | 115,182 |
| Open | 0.0430 |
| Previous Close | 0.0430 |
| Day's Range | 0.0430 - 0.0430 |
| 52-Week Range | 0.0400 - 0.1400 |
| Beta | 1.55 |
| RSI | 45.75 |
| Earnings Date | Jun 2, 2025 |
About Charger Metals NL
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. As of October 29, 2024 Charger Metals NL (ASX : CHR) operates as subsid... [Read more]
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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.
Chalmers directs Future Fund to invest in housing and renewables
The treasurer has directed the country’s sovereign wealth fund to prioritise investments in housing, renewable energy and infrastructure.
Chalmers reveals another tax revenue upgrade
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has flagged the mid-year update will paint a healthier-than-expected picture of the budget due to a rise in the tax take.
ANZ Bank and Chalmers nearing deal to offset China
Negotiations are in the final stages for the federal government to support the bank to remain in nine Pacific countries, under a plan to secure its presence in the region.
Chalmers digs in on negative gearing advice
Treasurer Jim Chalmers again hedged when questioned if he had asked officials to model changes to tax concessions for property investors.
News live: Chalmers reveals $149bn cut to national debt under Labor; Australia overtakes Russia in Asia influence rankings
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says gross debt at the end of 2023-24 was $907bn. Follow the day’s news live Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The treasurer, Jim Chalmers , has revea...
‘It’s self-evident’: Chalmers stands firm on rates ‘smashing the economy’
In a breakfast TV blitz, Treasurer Jim Chalmers also accused the Coalition of making political capital out of the independent central bank’s decisions.
Chalmers is more in touch with the economy than the RBA
Its easy enough to understand the treasurer’s criticism of the RBA in political terms. But the inflation target that is good for the central bank as an institution is not so good for the economy.
RBA must not mince its words for Chalmers
Treasurers have often tried to muzzle bankers and economists undermining the government’s economic narrative, writes John Kehoe.