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AUUA Aluula Composites Inc
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15min DelayMarket Closed Feb 14 16:00 ET
32.58MMarket Cap-5.42P/E (TTM)
0.065High0.060Low108.00KVolume0.060Open0.065Pre Close6.51KTurnover0.16052wk High0.48%Turnover Ratio501.23MShares0.03552wk Low-0.012EPS TTM1.45MFloat Cap0.290Historical HighLossP/E (Static)22.29MShs Float0.035Historical Low-0.012EPS LYR7.69%Amplitude--Dividend TTM4.06P/B1Lot Size--Div YieldTTM
About Aluula Composites Inc Company
Aluula Composites Inc is a manufacturer of composite materials. It specializes in the production of lightweight and high-performance composite materials for various applications, including the wind sports, outdoor, sailing, and aerospace markets. The company utilizes various manufacturing technologies, such as 3D printing, to produce its composite materials and components.
Company Profile
SymbolAUUA
Company NameAluula Composites Inc
Founded2021
MarketTSX
Fiscal Year Ends10-31
Address4240 Glanford Avenue Suite 300
CityVictoria
CountryCAN
Zip CodeV8Z 4B8
Phone+1 888 724-2470
Websitehttps://www.aluula.com
Company Executives
- Name
- Position
- Salary
- Briony Bayer
- Director, Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary
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- Richard Myerscough
- Director and Chief Innovation Officer
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- Jeremy South
- Independent Director
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- Dr. Hannes Blum, PhD
- Independent Director
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- Peter Gustavson
- Independent Director
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- Peter Berrang
- Independent Director
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