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Trades about 109% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
ActivEX Limited focuses on the identification, acquisition, and delineation of mineral resource opportunities. The company holds a 100% interest in several notable projects, including the Georgetown Gold Project, a 149.88 square kilometer site located in northeast Queensland. Its portfolio also encompasses the Gilberton Gold Project, which covers 464 square kilometers across 143 sub-blocks, and the Coalstoun Lakes Copper and Gold Project in southeast Queensland. Further assets comprise the Esk Copper and Gold Project, an area of 120 square kilometers over 39 sub-blocks within the New England Orogen in southeast Queensland. Additionally, ActivEX owns the Barambah Gold Project, a 28-square-kilometer property consisting of 9 sub-blocks in southeast Queensland, as well as the Pentland Gold Project, which spans 125 square kilometers across 39 sub-blocks. Established in 2005, ActivEX Limited maintains its headquarters in Sydney, Australia.
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