CKX Lands (CKX) Stock Analysis

What CKX Lands does

CKX Lands, Inc. is a U.S.-based company primarily focused on owning and managing real estate assets. Its operations are divided into three main divisions: Oil and Gas, Surface, and Timber. The company generates revenue by leasing out its land for various purposes, including mineral extraction (specifically oil and gas), forestry operations (such as growing and felling timber), and diverse surface uses like farming, granting easements, and recreational hunting. CKX Lands possesses a portfolio totaling approximately 13,711 net acres. This acreage is comprised of 10,369 net acres designated for timber, 2,253 net acres utilized for agriculture, 895 net acres of marshland, and an additional 194 net acres situated within urban regions. Initially established as Calcasieu Real Estate & Oil Co., Inc., the company adopted its current name, CKX Lands, Inc., in May 2005. Founded in 1930, CKX Lands, Inc. maintains its corporate headquarters in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

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What is the ticker symbol for CKX Lands?

CKX Lands trades under the ticker CKX on AMEX.

Which exchange is CKX listed on?

CKX is listed on AMEX.

What sector does CKX Lands operate in?

CKX Lands is classified in the Energy sector (Oil & Gas Exploration & Production industry).

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