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KAV Insider Trading

Insider Ownership Percentage: 49.39%
Insider Buying (Last 12 Months): GBX 0
Insider Selling (Last 12 Months): £31,332

Kavango Resources Insider Trading History Chart

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Kavango Resources Share Price & Price History

Current Price: GBX 1.15
Price Change: ▲ Price Increase of +0.05 (4.55%)
As of 06/2/2023 08:40 PM ET

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They're fighting for control of lithium – a key ingredient in EVs and clean energy technology. It's arguably the most important commodity of the 21st century. China owns 80% of global supply. But the US plans to grab a massive slice of the lithium market, which is forecasted to quadruple to $193 billion by 2028, according to Fortune Business Insights.
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Kavango Resources Insider Trading History

Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionShares Held After TransactionDetails
1/16/2023Ben TurneyInsiderSell1,566,600GBX 2£31,332
1/10/2022Michael MolesInsiderBuy99,771GBX 5£4,988.55
2/5/2021David SmithInsiderBuy173,939GBX 283£492,247.37
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SEC Filings (Institutional Ownership Changes) for Kavango Resources (LON:KAV)

Kavango Resources logo
Kavango Resources Plc, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration of base and precious metals in Botswana. The company explores for nickel, copper, silver, platinum, iron, gold, uranium, and rare earth deposits. It owns 100% interest in the Kalahari Suture Zone project consists of 15 prospecting licenses, which covers an area of 8,323 square kilometers located in the southwest of Botswana; and the Kalahari Copper Belt project consisting of 12 prospecting licenses covering an area of 5,065 square kilometers located in northeast Botswana. The company holds interest in the Ditau project consists of 2 prospecting licenses that covers an area of 759 square kilometers located in Southwestern Botswana. Kavango Resources Plc was incorporated in 2017 and is based in London, the United Kingdom.
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Today's Range

Now: GBX 1.15
Low: 1.15
High: 1.15

50 Day Range

MA: GBX 1.10
Low: 0.92
High: 1.20

52 Week Range

Now: GBX 1.15
Low: 0.90
High: 2.70

Volume

100,938 shs

Average Volume

1,338,005 shs

Market Capitalization

£8.11 million

P/E Ratio

N/A

Dividend Yield

N/A

Beta

1.22

Who are the company insiders with the largest holdings of Kavango Resources?

Kavango Resources' top insider shareholders include:
  1. Ben Turney (Insider)
  2. Michael Moles (Insider)
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146 Pounds of Graphite Needed for Each EV
From Edge On The Street   |   Ad
Graphite - not lithium - is the largest component of lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles. That's why 97 more graphite mines will be needed by 2035 just to keep up with battery demand for the $7 trillion EV market.
See who could benefit from skyrocketing graphite