Xtract Resources Plc
Xtract Resources Plc, along with its affiliated entities, functions as a company primarily engaged in the identification, development, and extraction of mineral resources. The firm's main focus is prospecting for gold and copper reserves. Its assets include full ownership of the Manica gold project, which is situated…
1D
+0.0%
1W
-10.8%
1M
-15.4%
6M
-17.5%
YTD
+3.1%
1Y
-10.8%
2Y
+17.9%
5Y
-84.1%
10Y
-82.1%
Next earnings date
No date known
Volatility around earnings
~4% weaker price swings than usual
Pattern detected by the Market Jury detector vdouble-bottom-top-v1.0 on 13/10/26. Not a buy or sell signal.Beta
What does this mean?
Double top
BearishThe price failed at a similar high twice, with a pullback in between. This M-shaped pattern is a classic reversal signal from an uptrend into a downtrend.
Chart patterns are a purely technical signal derived from price action. At Market Jury they do not feed into the agents' buy or sell decisions, they are supplementary information only.
P/E
-4.58
P/B
0.56
EV/EBITDA
-5.27
RETURN ON EQUITY
-5.4%
NET MARGIN
0.0%
DEBT/EQUITY
0
DIVIDEND YIELD
0.0%
AS OF
30/06/2026
FREE FLOAT
80.7%
FLOAT SHARES
1,129,449,714
AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)
3,767,645
Xtract Resources Plc is a company in the Basic Materials sector, Gold industry, headquartered in United Kingdom.
The CEO is Colin Bird C.ENG, the company employs around 7 people.
The IPO was on 29/03/2005; the stock trades on LSE under the ticker XTR.L.
Around past earnings, price swings were roughly -4% stronger than usual.
No, Xtract Resources currently does not pay a dividend.
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