Castle Minerals

Castle Minerals FCF Conversion

The FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) of Castle Minerals (CDT.AX) as of Oct 9, 2026 is 77.10 %. In the previous year, FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) was 104.60 % — a change of -26.30% (lower).

FCF Conversion

77.10 %

YoY

-26.30%

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FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) of Castle Minerals is 2025 77.10 % . FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) of Castle Minerals was 2024 104.60 % . It decreases by -26.30% lower compared to the previous year.

The Castle Minerals FCF Conversion history

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FCF Conversion
Date
FCF Conversion
Jan 1, 2018
48.79 AUD
Jan 1, 2019
90.32 AUD
Jan 1, 2020
58.36 AUD
Jan 1, 2021
97.71 AUD
Jan 1, 2022
108.90 AUD
Jan 1, 2023
78.27 AUD
Jan 1, 2024
104.60 AUD
Jan 1, 2025
77.10 AUD
The Castle Minerals FCF Conversion history
YEARFCF ConversionYoY
77.10 %-26.30%
104.60 %+33.65%
78.27 %-28.13%
108.90 %+11.45%
97.71 %+67.42%
58.36 %-35.38%
90.32 %+85.13%
48.79 %-100.82%
-5,951.34 %-16,972.94%
35.27 %+45.81%
24.19 %-72.60%
88.30 %—
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Castle Minerals Stock analysis

What does Castle Minerals do? Castle Minerals Ltd is an Australian mining exploration company specializing in the investigation of high-grade, potentially valuable mineral deposits. The company was founded in 2005 by former AngloGold Ashanti employee Mike Ivey and has since carried out a long list of exploration projects in Africa and Australia. Castle Minerals' business model is focused on the discovery and sustainable development of mineral resources. Therefore, the company conducts intensive exploration and drilling programs in areas that may host high-value mineral deposits. The resources can then be either processed directly or, if they meet the criteria for the development of a major mine, sold to large mining companies for further processing and exploitation. Castle Minerals operates in various areas and has already discovered a number of commodities and types of minerals in the past. The most important ones include gold, copper, iron, uranium, nickel, and lithium. The company specializes more in the exploration and discovery of mineral deposits rather than directly intervening in production or trading. Key projects by Castle Minerals include the area near the BHP Billiton Olympic Dam Mine in South Australia, which is said to have gold and copper deposits. The company has also achieved significant success in West Africa, specifically in Ghana and Western Australia. In addition, Castle Minerals has a strong presence in Mali and other countries in the region. Apart from exploration and development of resources, Castle Minerals is also involved in license allocation and exploration activities. Specifically, this involves license allocations for exploration and mining activities in Africa. The company works closely with local partners and governments to contribute to a fair and sustainable exploitation of mineral resources. Castle Minerals also has a good reputation in the industry for its unique exploration technologies and data analysis methods. The company prioritizes quality and transparency in all areas of its business model and works closely with government authorities and supervisory boards to ensure that its practices are ethical, legal, and sustainable. In terms of the products offered by Castle Minerals, the company's resources are mainly obtained from mining operations. These can be further processed in various industries, such as the electronics and automotive industry, construction industry, or energy industry. The company's portfolio mainly consists of ore minerals like gold, copper, nickel, and uranium. Overall, Castle Minerals has established a strong position as one of the leading exploration companies in Australia and Africa in recent years. With a strong focus on quality, innovation, and sustainable development, the company has built a solid portfolio of resources that it can utilize in a profitable and sustainable manner. Castle Minerals is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Castle Minerals stock

FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) of Castle Minerals is 77.10 % in 2025.

FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) of Castle Minerals changed from 104.60 % to 77.10 %, representing a -26.30% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of FCF Conversion Rate (FCF/EBITDA) Castle Minerals since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.

FCF conversion measures how effectively EBITDA converts to free cash flow. Higher conversion indicates efficient capital allocation and low maintenance costs.

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