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Trades about 174% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ares Strategic Mining Inc. operates as an emerging resource company, primarily concentrating on the identification and development of fluorspar deposits. Its core business revolves around the development, extraction, and supply of both metspar and acidspar. The company's significant assets include a 100% ownership of the Lost Sheep Fluoride Mine, a property encompassing 67 claims over approximately 1,447 acres in western Utah, USA. Additionally, it holds the Liard Fluorspar property, which consists of 14 claims located in British Columbia. Ares Strategic Mining also maintains an interest in Nevada's Jackpot Lake property, featuring 140 mineral claims across 2,800 acres in Clark County, and possesses a 20% stake in the Vanadium Ridge property, a site comprising 20 mining claims covering around 5,200 acres near Kamloops, British Columbia. Further diversifying its portfolio is an interest in the Campbell-Croster fluorspar project in Kentucky. Established in 2009, Ares Strategic Mining Inc. is based out of Vancouver, Canada.
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