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Trades about 230% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Eskay Mining Corp. operates as a natural resources company, concentrating on the exploration and acquisition of mineral properties, particularly those containing precious and base metal deposits, across British Columbia, Canada. Notably, it possesses full ownership of the ESKAY-Corey property, which is located in northwestern British Columbia. The company, initially established in 1980, adopted its current name, Eskay Mining Corp., in November 2009, having previously been known as Kenrich-Eskay Mining Corp. Its corporate operations are directed from its headquarters in Toronto, Canada.
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