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Neo Energy Metals Stock

Neo Energy Metals Plc

NEO.LLSEMarkt
£0.01
+1.9% today

Company data

Sector
Energy
Industry
Uranium
Country
United Kingdom
CEO
Theodoros Botoulas
Employees
7
Market cap
£17 M
IPO
13/01/2017

Neo Energy Metals Plc is an exploration and mining firm primarily focused on uranium and yellowcake ventures in South Africa. The company possesses an exclusive option to acquire up to a 70% interest in the Henkries Uranium project, which is situated within South Africa's Northern Cape Province. Originally founded in…

Neo Energy Metals stock: price history

17/12/25-20.3 %16/10/26

1D

+1.9%

1W

-6.0%

1M

-31.2%

6M

-29.0%

YTD

-41.9%

1Y

-19.1%

2Y

-35.3%

5Y

-60.1%

10Y

–

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Neo Energy Metals stock metrics

P/E

-1.72

P/B

-97.58

EV/EBITDA

0

RETURN ON EQUITY

0.0%

NET MARGIN

0.0%

DEBT/EQUITY

0.06

DIVIDEND YIELD

0.0%

AS OF

31/03/2026

Free float & liquidity

FREE FLOAT

97.3%

FLOAT SHARES

3,007,006,994

AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)

32,625,433

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Frequently asked questions about Neo Energy Metals stock

What does Neo Energy Metals do?

Neo Energy Metals Plc is a company in the Energy sector, Uranium industry, headquartered in United Kingdom.

The CEO is Theodoros Botoulas, the company employs around 7 people.

The IPO was on 13/01/2017; the stock trades on LSE under the ticker NEO.L.

Does Neo Energy Metals pay a dividend?

No, Neo Energy Metals currently does not pay a dividend.

Which stocks are comparable to Neo Energy Metals?

Comparable stocks include Centrus Energy, Shell, BP p.l.c., Ithaca Energy, EnQuest, Capricorn Energy, Exxonmobil Holdings and Chevron.

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