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Trades about 116% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Canada in 1964 and headquartered in Vancouver, Equity Metals Corporation is primarily engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties throughout the country. The company's efforts are concentrated on identifying and defining deposits containing gold, silver, copper, other metals, silica, and diamonds. Its portfolio includes a 100% interest in the Silver Queen property, an expansive 18,852-hectare site situated in British Columbia's Omineca Mining Division near Owen Lake, which encompasses 17 crown-granted and 45 tenure claims. Equity Metals also possesses a 57.49% stake in the Monument Diamond property, covering approximately 3,581 hectares on the south shore of Lac de Gras in the Northwest Territories, consisting of 3 mining leases and 2 staked claims. Furthermore, the company entirely owns the 54-acre La Ronge Silica project located in central Saskatchewan. Prior to September 2019, the company operated under the name New Nadina Explorations Limited before officially changing to Equity Metals Corporation.
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