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Trades about 170% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bell Copper Corporation, along with its associated companies, is involved in procuring, investigating, advancing, and assessing mining assets across North America. Its primary focus is on discovering reserves of copper and molybdenum. Currently, it holds stakes in two significant ventures in northwestern Arizona: the Perseverance project, spanning roughly 14,100 acres, and the Big Sandy project, encompassing about 5,733 acres of mineral rights. Previously, the firm operated under the name Bell Resources Corporation, before adopting its current designation, Bell Copper Corporation, in April 2008. Established in 1991, its corporate headquarters are situated in Vancouver, Canada.
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