PINX: SRCH
- Last Close 0.004
- Sector Basic Materials
- Industry Other Industrial Metals & Mining
- Investment Style
- Day Range < 0.01 – < 0.01
- Year Range < 0.01 – 0.04
- Market Cap 1.3824 Mil
- Volume / Avg 1,500.0 / 139,412.5
- Price / Sales —
- Price / Book 0.05
- Forward Div Yield 2.99%
- Trailing Div Yield —
Morningstar‘s Stock Analysis SRCH
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Company Profile SRCH
Searchlight Minerals Corp is a exploration-stage company. It is engaged in the slag reprocessing project and the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties at the Clarkdale Slag Project. The Clarkdale Slag Project located in Arizona is a reclamation project to recover precious and base metals from the reprocessing of slag produced from the smelting of copper ore mined at the United Verde Copper Mine also in Arizona. The company through its project involves in the exploration for precious metals on mining claims near Searchlight, Nevada.
FAQs for Searchlight Minerals Corp Stock
Yes. SRCH has a forward dividend yield of 2.99%.
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SRCH’s full dividends and stock split history
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SRCH’s market cap is 1.38 Mil.
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SRCH’s beta can be found in Trading Information at the top of this page.
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