Yugo Metals Limited

Research Yugo Metals Limited (YUG) on Bullrun: market cap AUD 23.55M. Explore financials, valuation history, model signals, and stock context.

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Valuation Snapshot

latest market cap is AUD 23.55M.

Five-year financial history

YearRevenueNet incomeFree cash flowGross marginDiluted EPSCashTotal debtEquity
FY2025AUD 80.00K-AUD 1.84M-AUD 1.54M100.0%-0.01AUD 900.00KAUD 80.00KAUD 1.03M
FY2024AUD 40.00K-AUD 2.32M-AUD 1.97M100.0%-0.02AUD 2.00MAUD 102.48KAUD 2.42M
FY2023AUD 40.00K-AUD 4.68M-AUD 5.20M100.0%-0.04AUD 1.89MAUD 140.00KAUD 6.85M
FY2022AUD 0-AUD 2.22M-AUD 2.61Mn/a-0.02AUD 7.09Mn/aAUD 10.98M
FY2021n/a-AUD 30.00Kn/an/an/aAUD 0n/an/a

Valuation history

YearSnapshot dateMarket capP/EDividend yieldAnnual dividend/share
20262026-10-09AUD 23.55Mn/an/a0

Dividend history

Latest trailing dividend snapshot: annual dividend/share 0 AUD.

About Yugo Metals Limited

Yugo Metals Limited explores and develops mineral properties in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The company explores for nickel, cobalt, gold, silver, antimony, copper, zinc, lead, iron, barite, base metal, and precious metal deposits. It owns 100% interests in the Sinjakovo project, which consists of the Sinjakovo and Jezero tenements covering an area of approximately 80.8 square kilometers; the Sockovac project covering an area of approximately 29 square kilometers;

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Frequently asked questions

What is Yugo Metals Limited's market cap?

Yugo Metals Limited's market capitalization is AUD 23.55M.

What does Yugo Metals Limited do?

Yugo Metals Limited explores and develops mineral properties in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The company explores for nickel, cobalt, gold, silver, antimony, copper, zinc, lead, iron, barite, base metal, and precious metal deposits. It owns 100% interests in the Sinjakovo project, which consists of the Sinjakovo and Jezero tenements covering an area of approximately 80.8 square kilometers; the Sockovac project covering an area of approximately 29 square kilometers; and the Cajnice project covering an area of approximately 49.5 square kilometers.