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Trades about 164% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Aurwest Resources Corporation operates as a junior mining entity, concentrating on the identification, acquisition, and appraisal of mineral properties throughout North America. The company's exploration efforts primarily target gold and copper deposits. It maintains full ownership of the Stellar Copper-Gold Project, an area spanning 24,533 hectares in British Columbia, as well as the Stars copper porphyry project, which encompasses four mineral tenures totaling 3,761 hectares. Furthermore, Aurwest holds option agreements to secure complete ownership of the Paradise Lake, Miguels Lake, and Stony Caldera gold properties, collectively covering 47,800 hectares in Central Newfoundland. Incorporated in 2008 and headquartered in Calgary, Canada, the company adopted its current name in January 2020, having previously operated as Shamrock Enterprises Inc.
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