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The 3 best performing ASX shares in the week of 9 January 2023
Marc Kennis, January 16, 2023
The 3 best performing ASX shares in the week of 9 January 2023.
The 3 best performing ASX shares in the week of 9 January 2023 were Carnegie Clean Energy (ASX:CCE), up 100%, Cyprium Metals (ASX:CYM), up 47.6%, and Azure Minerals (ASX:AZS), up 33.3%.
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1. Carnegie Clean Energy (ASX:CCE)
Industry: Utilities
Carnegie Clean Energy (ASX:CCE, formerly Carnegie Wave Energy Limited) is working on the development of its CETO Wave Energy Technology. The Company’s products include Ceto, MoorPower and Wave Predictor.
Market Cap: $31m
12 month high / low: $0.001 – $0.003
2. Cyprium Metals (ASX:CYM)
Industry: Resources
Cyprium Metals (ASX:CYM) is a copper development company with a portfolio of advanced stage exploration and development projects located in Western Australia. Cyprium’s current portfolio of assets includes 1.2Mt of contained copper.
Market Cap: $113m
12 month high / low: $0.057 – $0.21
3. Azure Minerals (ASX:AZS)
Industry: Resources
Azure Minerals (ASX:AZS) is an Australia-based mineral exploration company and rounds out our 3 best performing ASX shares in this week. The company is focused on exploration for precious and base metals principally in Australia with continuing exploration activities in Mexico. Its projects include the Andover Nickel-Copper Project, Turner River Gold Project, Coongan Gold Project, Barton Gold Project and Meentheena Gold Project.
Market Cap: $99m
12 month high / low: $0.16 – $0.47
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