A public company built for institutional capital.
Beecham International Corporation is publicly listed and operates under U.S. public-company governance, disclosure, and audit standards.
- Last Price
- 24.87
- Change
- +0.77
- % Change
- +3.2%
- Open
- 24.55
- Previous Close
- 24.10
- Day High
- 25.08
- Day Low
- 24.42
- 52-Week High
- 28.95
- 52-Week Low
- 14.20
- Volume
- 1.42M
- Avg Vol (3M)
- 1.18M
- Market Cap
- $2.84B
- Shares Outstanding
- 114.2M
- Float
- 98.6M
- EV / Revenue
- 1.78×
- Bid
- 24.85 × 800
- Ask
- 24.89 × 1,200
- Spread
- 0.04
BCHM price history.
The operating picture.
Annual results to be published with our Q4 disclosure.
Listing
Audited revenue run-rate
Trailing twelve months
Active trade corridors
Across 5 jurisdictions
Recurring qualified buyers
Sovereign · defense · industrial
Headquarters
Delaware-incorporated
Operating offices
US · CH · UAE · SG
Five reasons institutional capital can own this.
01
Our trading engine is profitable, recurring, and scaled. Audited revenue run-rate of approximately $1.6 billion across twenty-two active trade lines and forty-four-plus qualified buyers — before any contribution from the upstream and midstream pipeline.
02
Selective upstream ownership locks in supply, expands margin, and converts trading flow into contracted offtake. Trading-only platforms structurally cannot do this. Beecham is designed to.
03
U.S. and allied governments are restructuring critical mineral supply chains as a multi-decade strategic project. Beecham operates inside that priority — commercially, not politically.
04
Multi-year offtake to defense, sovereign, and industrial buyers generates revenue visibility that legacy commodity traders cannot offer. Long-term contracts are the asset class we are building toward.
05
Audited financials. Independent directors. U.S. governance standards. Built from the founding to be ownable by institutional capital — not retrofitted to public requirements after the fact.