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Trades about 157% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Goliath Resources Ltd. operates as an early-stage company focused on discovering and developing mineral assets, primarily within British Columbia, Canada. Its exploration activities target deposits of gold, silver, copper, and molybdenum. The company holds an option to fully acquire the Luckystrike property, an area spanning 31,511 hectares near Terrace, British Columbia. Additionally, it has rights to the Golddigger property, comprising 23,859 hectares of interconnected mineral claims situated southeast of Stewart. Furthermore, Goliath Resources maintains interests in Quebec, Canada, specifically in the Nelligan Project, which encompasses 391 mineral claims over 340 square kilometers. Its corporate headquarters are located in Toronto, Canada.
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