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IMD
Over the past 12 months, IMD has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -6% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 2% drop.
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Imdex Ltd
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Imdex Ltd makes products and software that help mining companies find ore bodies and drill more efficiently. Its main tools are used during exploration and drilling to measure rock conditions, guide drill holes, and collect data from below the surface. The company sells to mining and mineral exploration customers, especially the contractors, geologists, and drill crews who work on discovery and grade control programs. Imdex makes money by selling drilling tools, sensors, consumables, and software, and by providing related services and support. A big part of its business comes from equipment and sensors that are used repeatedly in the field, plus data and software that help customers interpret what they are drilling. That makes it more than a simple equipment seller: it sits at the point where raw drilling activity turns into useful geological information. What makes Imdex different is that it combines hardware, data capture, and interpretation in one workflow. Instead of just supplying drill bits or instruments, it helps customers make drilling more accurate and the underlying geology easier to understand. That puts the company in a specialized role inside the mining supply chain, close to the earliest and most technical stage of mine discovery and planning.