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Trades about 133% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Juggernaut Exploration Ltd. focuses on the acquisition, exploration, and evaluation of mineral properties across Canada, specifically targeting deposits of precious and base metals. The company holds options to secure full ownership of several key assets in British Columbia. These include the Midas property, encompassing 16,671 hectares in the Skeena Mining District, and the Empire property, which covers 16,399 hectares in the Omineca Mining District. Furthermore, Juggernaut maintains options to acquire 100% interest in the Gold Standard property (3,961 hectares) and the Gold Star property (238 hectares), both located in West Central British Columbia. Incorporated in 2006 and based in Vancouver, Canada, the firm operated as Ardonblue Ventures Inc. until its rebranding to Juggernaut Exploration Ltd. in October 2017.
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