Taking on analysts’ expectations and winning: Namib Minerals (NAMM)

With 0.12 million shares changed hands, the volume of the stock remained lighter than its average volume of 0.63 million shares. During the session, the Gold company that operates in wider Basic Materials sector, reached to the highest price of $2.98 whereas the lowest price it dropped to was $2.72. The 52-week range on NAMM shows that it touched its highest point at $55.00 and its lowest point at $2.56 during that stretch. It currently has a 1-year price target of $9.50. Beta for the stock currently stands at -0.18.

Price Performance and Earnings:

Stock performance is one of the indicators that investors use to determine whether they will profit from a stock. The price performance of NAMM was up-trending over the past week, with a rise of 1.81%, but this was down by -28.79% over a month. Three-month performance dropped to -66.82% while six-month performance fell -73.19%. The stock lost -73.37% in the past year, while it has lost -72.81% so far this year.

Float and Shares Shorts:

At present, 3.28 million NAMM shares are outstanding with a float of 2.52 million shares on hand for trading. On 2025-08-15, short shares totaled 67806.0, which was 54.99999999999999 higher than short shares on 1752537600. In addition to Mr. Ibrahima Tall as the firm’s CEO & Director, Mr. Tulani Sikwila serves as its CFO & Director.

Analysts Ratings:

In the same way, a target price assigned to a stock can also reveal much about its potential. With NAMM analysts setting a high price target of 9.5 and a low target of 9.5, the average target price over the next 12 months is 9.5. Based on these targets, NAMM could surge 236.88% to reach the target high and rise by 236.88% to reach the target low. Reaching the average price target will result in a growth of 236.88% from current levels.

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