Imperial Resources, Inc. (IMP) Stock Price
Data as of: 21-Nov-2024 Thu 3:30 PM / (Last Trade)
₱0.780
0.00%
(
$0.0132
in USD
)
Price Data
Open Price
₱0.780
High Price
₱0.780
Low Price
₱0.600
52-Week High
₱0.830
52-Week Low
₱0.520
Market Data
Trade Value
₱4,500
Market Cap
₱508.95 Million
P/E Ratio
-
Earnings Per Share
₱0.00000
Book Value
₱1.34
The stock price of IMP today is ₱0.780, based on the most recent trading session. IMP share price remained unchanged, with a trading volume of 6,000 shares.
Price Data by Timeframe
The table below provides a snapshot of the stock's performance over various timeframes.
Period | % Change | Average Price | Highest Price | Lowest Price | Average Volume | Average Trade |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
7 Days | 30% | ₱0.720 | ₱0.780 | ₱0.600 | 2,500 shares | ₱1,905 |
1 Month | 0% | ₱0.740 | ₱0.780 | ₱0.600 | 1,545 shares | ₱1,061 |
3 Months | 25.81% | ₱0.680 | ₱0.780 | ₱0.570 | 4,645 shares | ₱2,794 |
6 Months | -1.27% | ₱0.670 | ₱0.830 | ₱0.560 | 7,402 shares | ₱5,065 |
YTD | 41.82% | ₱0.630 | ₱0.830 | ₱0.520 | 7,790 shares | ₱5,001 |
1 Year | 34.48% | ₱0.620 | ₱0.830 | ₱0.520 | 7,874 shares | ₱4,995 |
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IMP Stock Information
Sector
Services
Subsector
Information Technology
Outstanding Shares
652,500,000
Share Type
Common
Listing Date
Aug 31, 1970
ISIN
PHY3903M1485
Board Lot
1000
Company Profile
Imperial Resources, Inc. (IMP) was incorporated on September 5, 1969 primarily to engage in the mining and oil exploration business. In 2000, the stockholders of IMP approved the amendment of the Company's primary purpose to the information technology business, providing products and services including the sales, distribution, maintenance, customization, and implementation of business application software, systems development and system integration services.
To pursue its new primary purpose, the Company established Philippine Cyber College Corporation (PCC) as its 99%-owned subsidiary. PCC operated two IT learning centers (in Baguio and Malolos) from 2001 to 2008. After which, PCC put up a techno-vocational training establishment to train its students to become world class welders, operating only until the latter part of 2009.
In January 2009, IMP executed a memorandum of agreement with PT Aspal Buton Nasional, an Indonesian company which owns about 2,900 hectares of asphalt mining concession in Sulawesi, Indonesia. IMP was given exclusive rights to explore and evaluate the mining property and subsequently exploit, develop and bring it to commercial production. Series of geophysical and geologic studies and surveys were conducted in the ensuing years in order to come up with a project feasibility report.
Source: SEC Form 17-A (2022)
To pursue its new primary purpose, the Company established Philippine Cyber College Corporation (PCC) as its 99%-owned subsidiary. PCC operated two IT learning centers (in Baguio and Malolos) from 2001 to 2008. After which, PCC put up a techno-vocational training establishment to train its students to become world class welders, operating only until the latter part of 2009.
In January 2009, IMP executed a memorandum of agreement with PT Aspal Buton Nasional, an Indonesian company which owns about 2,900 hectares of asphalt mining concession in Sulawesi, Indonesia. IMP was given exclusive rights to explore and evaluate the mining property and subsequently exploit, develop and bring it to commercial production. Series of geophysical and geologic studies and surveys were conducted in the ensuing years in order to come up with a project feasibility report.
Source: SEC Form 17-A (2022)