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Trades about 155% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Anson Resources Limited is engaged in the identification, exploration, and advancement of mineral resources throughout the United States and Western Australia. The company's diverse array of offerings includes valuable commodities such as lithium, bromine, caustic soda, boron, and iodine, alongside deposits of zinc, lead, silver, graphite, nickel-cobalt laterite, vanadium, and uranium. Its most prominent venture is the Paradox Basin Brine project, which encompasses 95 square kilometers in Utah, USA. Anson also possesses stakes in several base metal initiatives situated in Western Australia's Yilgarn Craton, including The Bull project (82 sq km), the Ajana/Mary Springs project (222 sq km), and the Hooley Well project (154 sq km). Furthermore, the company holds the Yellow Cat project in the Thompson District, Grand County, Utah, covering 85 Lode claims or 708 hectares. Established in 2009 and headquartered in West Perth, Australia, the company transitioned from Mayan Iron Corporation Limited to its current name, Anson Resources Limited, in January 2016.
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