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CRUZ Cruz Battery Metals Corp
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5.04MMarket Cap-3.00P/E (TTM)
0.030High0.030Low1.00KVolume0.030Open0.035Pre Close30.00Turnover0.06052wk High0.00%Turnover Ratio167.88MShares0.02552wk Low-0.01EPS TTM5.04MFloat Cap5.267Historical HighLossP/E (Static)167.88MShs Float0.023Historical Low-0.01EPS LYR0.00%Amplitude--Dividend TTM1.20P/B1Lot Size--Div YieldTTM
About Cruz Battery Metals Corp Company
Cruz Battery Metals Corp is an exploration company. Its principal business activities include acquiring and developing high-quality battery metals projects in ethical mining jurisdictions, essential for the rechargeable battery and renewable energy sectors. The projects of the company include the Hector Silver-Cobalt Project, the Nevada Clayton Valley West Lithium Prospect, and the Nevada Solar Lithium Project. It operates in the United States of America and Canada.
Company Profile
SymbolCRUZ
Company NameCruz Battery Metals Corp
Founded2007
MarketCNQ
Fiscal Year Ends07-31
Address700 West Georgia Street Suite 2905
CityVancouver
CountryCAN
Zip CodeV7Y 1K8
Phone+1 604 899-9150
Company Executives
- Name
- Position
- Salary
- James Nelson
- Executive Director and President
- --
- Seth Kay
- Director
- --
- Frank Bain
- Director
- --
- Negar Towfigh Adam
- Non-Executive Independent Director
- --
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