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Trades about 121% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bayhorse Silver Inc. (BHS.V) functions as a smaller natural resource enterprise, primarily engaged in identifying, acquiring, and advancing mineral assets. The company's exploration activities concentrate on a variety of metals, including silver, gold, zinc, copper, antimony, and lead, among others. It possesses full ownership of the Bayhorse Silver Mine Property, situated in Baker County, Oregon. Furthermore, Bayhorse Silver holds a binding option that could lead to an 80% share in the Brandywine project, located in British Columbia. Originally established in 2004, the firm was formerly recognized as Kent Exploration Inc. until it adopted the name Bayhorse Silver Inc. in December 2013. Its primary corporate office is situated in Burnaby, Canada.
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