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Maronan Metals Ord Shs MROMF

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Maronan Metals Limited is an Australia-based mineral exploration company. The Company is engaged in exploration for and evaluation of its silver-lead and copper-gold mineral deposits. It holds a 100% interest in the Maronan project. The Maronan lead-silver and copper-gold deposit is a base metal deposit in the Carpentaria Province, which hosts multiple Tier 1 lead-zinc-silver mines including Mount Isa, George Fisher, Century, Cannington, Dugald River and copper deposits, including Mount Isa, Ernest Henry, Osborne, and Eloise. Maronan, located just 65 kilometres south of Cloncurry and 90 kilometres north of the giant Cannington mine.


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Post by ProHawk85on Nov 28, 2024 9:07am
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Why MRO’s Debt Levels Are a Hidden Strength

Why MRO’s Debt Levels Are a Hidden StrengthNot all debt is bad, folks. MRO’s been chipping away at their leverage, and it’s showing in their free cash flow numbers. For an E&P company, their balance sheet is rock-solid compared to peers. Less debt means more flexibility when oil prices do their usual rollercoaster. I’m bullish as long as they keep that debt-to-equity ratio low. Also, been eyeing BOLT; hearing it might skyrocket. Are you watching debt metrics, or is it all about oil prices for you?
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