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Trades about 113% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
American West Metals Limited is a mining company dedicated to identifying, exploring, and advancing mineral properties across the United States and Canada. Their primary focus is on discovering zinc, copper, and indium within skarn and carbonate replacement deposit formations. The company holds an exclusive option to secure full ownership (100%) of the West Desert project, encompassing 336 unpatented lode mining claims in west-central Utah, USA. Additionally, they control the Copper Warrior project, which comprises 61 unpatented lode claims located in Utah's Lisbon Valley, south of Moab. In Canada, they possess an 80% stake in both the Storm Copper and Seal Zinc projects. These Canadian ventures collectively span 4,145 square kilometers, made up of 117 mineral claims, situated in northern Nunavut. Established in 2020, American West Metals Limited operates out of its headquarters in West Perth, Australia.
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