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Trades about 245% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Benz Mining Corp. focuses on the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties throughout the American continents. Its asset portfolio features the Eastmain Gold project, a substantial land package comprising 152 continuous mining claims spanning 8,014.36 hectares, situated northeast of Montreal. Additionally, the company owns the Windy Mountain property, consisting of 73 claims that cover an area of 3,846.3 hectares. Benz Mining also possesses an exclusive option to obtain a 100% interest in the Ruby Hill West and Ruby Hill East projects, which lie to the west of its Eastmain gold venture. The enterprise, initially formed as Benz Capital Corp., rebranded to Benz Mining Corp. in January 2015. Established in 2011, its principal offices are located in Vancouver, Canada.
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