Australian Oilseeds (COOT) traded down -9.09 % during a 24 hours period ending at 04:13 PM Central Europe on Monday 26th. One Australian Oilseeds stock can currently be bought for about USD 0.42 on popular exchanges. Current supply of Australian Oilseeds stocks is 67.1 mn. Australian Oilseeds has a current market capitalization of USD 25.5 mn and approximately USD 10.8 k worth of Australian Oilseeds was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. Since last month end, Australian Oilseeds has traded -21.65 % down. Simple moving average of last 200 days is at USD 0.56. The highest price of past 52 weeks was recorded at USD 1.95 on 10/28/2025. 52 weeks low was at USD 0.35 on 07/30/2026.

Here is how related stocks have performed in the past 24 hours:

  • Cokal (CKA.AX) traded flat 0 % and now trades at AUD 0.04. Current market capitalisation for Cokal is AUD 42.1 mn.

  • Bellavista (BVR.AX) traded down -11.11 % and now trades at AUD 0.19. Current market capitalisation for Bellavista is AUD 43.2 mn.

  • Ashley Services (ASH.AX) traded up 1.79 % and now trades at AUD 0.28. Current market capitalisation for Ashley Services is AUD 42.3 mn. Current price/earnings ratio for Ashley Services is 7.2.

  • Central Petroleum (CTP.AX) traded down -3.45 % and now trades at AUD 0.06. Current market capitalisation for Central Petroleum is AUD 42 mn.

  • First Graphene (FGR.AX) traded down -4.95 % and now trades at AUD 0.05. Current market capitalisation for First Graphene is AUD 42.6 mn. First Graphene Limited has advanced its graphene‑based products through a series of collaborations and early production orders. The company’s PureGRAPH material is now used in building‑sensor devices developed with Vector, allowing building owners to assess wall and floor thermal performance. A partnership with Pacific Urethanes has seen PureGRAPH incorporated into flame‑retardant polyurethanes for mining applications, while work with Aeropreg focuses on graphene‑reinforced carbon‑fiber prepregs. These initiatives illustrate the firm’s strategy of integrating graphene into existing materials rather than replacing them. Early commercial orders remain limited, and the company’s financial position is modest, with recent revenues largely stemming from development sales. Progress hinges on successful scaling and the ability to secure repeat business as the technology moves from pilot projects toward broader industry adoption.