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NZ New Zealand Energy Corp
- 0.890
- +0.070+8.54%
15min DelayMarket Closed Jan 9 16:00 ET
18.29MMarket Cap-7.01P/E (TTM)
0.890High0.780Low78.50KVolume0.800Open0.820Pre Close62.87KTurnover1.33052wk High0.54%Turnover Ratio20.55MShares0.41052wk Low-0.127EPS TTM12.85MFloat Cap379.000Historical HighLossP/E (Static)14.43MShs Float0.100Historical Low-0.687EPS LYR13.42%Amplitude--Dividend TTM3.38P/B1Lot Size--Div YieldTTM
About New Zealand Energy Corp Company
New Zealand Energy Corp is engaged in the exploration and production of oil and natural gas, as well as the operation of midstream assets. The company conducts its business as a single operating segment being the acquisition, exploration, development, and production of conventional oil and natural gas resources. Geographically, it operates through the region of New Zealand. It generates a majority of its revenues from Oil sales.
Company Profile
SymbolNZ
Company NameNew Zealand Energy Corp
Founded2010
MarketTSX
Employees38
Fiscal Year Ends12-31
Address11 Young Street
CityNew Plymouth
CountryNZL
Zip Code4310
Company Executives
- Name
- Position
- Salary
- Michael Adams
- Chief Executive Officer and Director
- --
- Ketan Chhima
- Chief Financial Officer
- --
- Franciscus Jacobs
- Chairman of the Board
- --
- Bill Treuren
- Independent Director
- --
- Robert Bose
- Independent Director
- --
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