Biggest Precious Metals and Minerals Companies in Australia, 2024

Zimplats Holdings Limited led the Precious Metals & Minerals Mining Companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange as of March 2024, with a market capitalization of over 1.73 billion Australian dollars. Meanwhile, IperionX Limited took second place, with a market cap of around 496 million Australian dollars, followed by Newfield Resources Limited (127 million Australian dollars), Manuka Resources Limited (45 million Australian dollars), Lucapa Diamond Company Limited (31 million Australian dollars), and Venus Metals Corporation Limited (19 million Australian dollars).

1. Zimplats Holdings Limited: 1.73 billion Australian dollars
2. IperionX Limited: 496.04 million Australian dollars
3. Newfield Resources Limited: 127.5 million Australian dollars
4. Manuka Resources Limited: 45.39 million Australian dollars
5. Lucapa Diamond Company Limited: 31.67 million Australian dollars
6. Venus Metals Corporation Limited: 18.97 million Australian dollars
7. Southern Palladium Limited: 16.37 million Australian dollars
8. Future Metals NL: 16.22 million Australian dollars
9. Austral Gold Limited: 15.31 million Australian dollars
10. Platina Resources Limited: 11.22 million Australian dollars
11. Odessa Minerals Limited: 6.26 million Australian dollars

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