Sisecam Resources LP (CINR) Stock Analysis

What Sisecam Resources LP does

Sisecam Resources LP, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, and established in 2013, is engaged in the extraction of trona ore and the subsequent production of soda ash. Operating both domestically within the United States and on an international scale, the company's core business involves processing trona ore into soda ash. This manufactured soda ash serves as a vital component for a diverse range of products, including flat glass, container glass, detergents, chemicals, paper, and numerous other consumer and industrial applications. The company holds rights to approximately 23,500 acres of subsurface mining areas, secured through leases and licenses, situated in Wyoming's Green River Basin. As of December 31, 2020, its estimated proven and probable trona reserves totaled around 208.2 million short tons. Sisecam Resources LP, which operates as a subsidiary of Ciner Wyoming Holding Co., was formerly known as Ciner Resources LP, undergoing a name change in February 2022.

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What is the ticker symbol for Sisecam Resources LP?

Sisecam Resources LP trades under the ticker CINR on NYSE.

Which exchange is CINR listed on?

CINR is listed on NYSE.

What sector does Sisecam Resources LP operate in?

Sisecam Resources LP is classified in the Basic Materials sector (Chemicals industry).

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