Dirtpile Resources Corp (DPR)

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Metrics

Price $9.61
Volatility
High
1-year annual return -0.7%
2-year annual return -7.4%
5-year annual return -0.1%
Annual return since inception -1.1%
Sector Basic Materials
Industry Industrial Metals & Minerals

Stock Trading

Traders' Comments

  • December 25, 2012

    ff

    Posted by skivvy
  • November 4, 2012

    Who owns this site? How do I contact him?

    Posted by wormat22
  • September 30, 2012

    nothing is rising damn it!!

    Posted by sarosha
  • May 18, 2012

    1500 of these is GOLD

    Posted by newyorkjets
  • May 16, 2012

    i just bought over 10000 thousand shares hope it goes up

    Posted by mastermonkey9

Company Description

Dirtpile Resources Corp (DPRC) is the world's largest mining company, and is headquartered in Australia. It's main activites are mining of copper, iron, gold, coal, and oil. In other words it finds and sells nice shiny rocks. The company owns and operates mines and refineries all over the world. Amongst other locations, it has operations in Australia, Brazil, Peru, Pakistan, India, South Africa, and the United States.

It was created in 2001 through the merger of Dirt Mining Corp and Goldpile Exploration Inc. After the two companies joined forces, the name was change to Dirtpile Resources Corp.

DPRC's profits are directly correlated to the price of natural ressources.

Company News

  • November 16, 2011

    Wataba West Mine Drilling Reports Deceiving

    Drilling test results were announced today, and the Wataba West Mine is reported to contain less ore than originally expected.  While it is still believed to be a lucrative mine, it will probably not contain the large amount of minerals originally estimated.

    Stock price reaction: ▼-8%
  • November 15, 2011

    Acquisition of Shiny Mining Complete

    The company completed the acquisition of competitor Shiny Mining today, extending its reach into South Africa.  This strategic acquisition will allow the company to extend its reach into the mining and refining of gold.  Prices jumped 11% as investors reacted positively to the announcement.

    Stock price reaction: ▲11%

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