Australian Strategic Materials Ltd ASMMF

$0.80 -0.02 (-2.44%)

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Revenue TTM: $0
Net income TTM: $0
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Profit margin: 0.00%
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Volume: 3,000
Avg volume: 7,278
Day's range: $0.80 – $0.82
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Stochastic %K: 6%
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Company profile

Australian Strategic Materials Ltd operates as an integrated producer of critical metals for technologies in Australia. It holds interest in the Dubbo project, which contains rare earths, zirconium, niobium, and hafnium located in central-western New South Wales. The company also constructs and operates Korean metals plant located in Ochang, South Korea. It serves advanced manufacturing, defense, electric vehicles, wind turbines, semiconductors, medical devices, robotics, and sustainable energy industries. The company was formerly known as Australian Zirconia Holdings Pty Ltd and changed its name to Australian Strategic Materials Ltd in March 2020. Australian Strategic Materials Ltd was founded in 2000 and is based in West Perth, Australia. As of August 28, 2026, Australian Strategic Materials Ltd operates as a subsidiary of Energy Fuels Inc.

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 61 8 9200 1681
Website: https://asm-au.com
Address: 66 Kings Park Road, Level 4, West Perth, Australia

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flychicken1991 Aug 28, 8:48 PM

$ASMMF Positive (88%): ASMMF's stock should be supported toward the transaction's implied consideration because completion removes the risk that shareholders would remain exposed to the standalone company after a failed closing... Full AI impact map, source, and watch-next details: https://nimpact.tech/newsimpact/news/bc928e524e022cf2/asmmf-energy-fuels-completes-australian-strategic-materials-deal-to-expa?utm_source=stocktwits&utm_medium=story_url

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drewkaiser Aug 9, 7:42 PM

$UURAF Our Venn diagram now has these parties connected: UCore, VAC, Energy Fuels $UUUU, $ASMMF, $MTMCF https://www.metaltechnews.com/story/2026/06/24/tech-metals/energy-fuels-to-acquire-vac-for-19b/2809.html There's more, of course. A LOT more.

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TJHen Jun 16, 12:02 PM

$ASMMF https://asm-au.com/asm-signs-g7-critical-minerals-joint-declaration-in-paris/

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TJHen Apr 7, 6:52 PM

$ASMMF I find it interesting that UBS just became a Substantial Holder and JP Morgan, already a Substantial Holder, increased its holding by 20+% just in the last month, despite the fact that the parameters of the deal with $UUUU are already set🤔………..or are they??

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drewkaiser Mar 20, 5:12 AM

$ASMMF .

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drewkaiser Mar 10, 8:23 PM

$MTMCF Converted my $ASMMF to Metallium, $MTMCF. * Hey $UUUU guys, if you look at Metallium, ask yourselves which company has more room to grow? Energy Fuels is long established, Metallium is brand new. They're in the rare earth space, AND pulling gold out of scrap E-waste. Much different type of company, but Metallium is partnering with many serious players in mining/rare earths processing...MANY verticles that could be absolutely BANGER if you have some patience.

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drewkaiser Feb 18, 5:11 PM

$ASMMF Morgan Stanley is up in here, among others. https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/ASM/03049264.pdf

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drewkaiser Feb 9, 5:44 PM

$ASMMF For those of you already in $UUUU, you might take a look at Australian Strategic Materials, $ASMMF. With Energy Fuels acquiring ASMMF, look at exactly WHAT they are acquiring. In short, this is a big step in completing various supply chains. Various companies have been working in rare earth processing for many years. Now the successful ones are really connecting their various skillsets. Meanwhile, owners of ASMMF will have their shares converted to UUUU shares. This will be at a fixed ratio, plus a premium. In the time it takes for the acquisition to complete, the share prices for each should, in theory move together. But ASMMF is a microcap that can still be yanked around with modest funds. So how these move will be interesting.

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