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Trades about 219% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
King Copper Discovery Corp. is engaged in the procurement and exploration of mineral resource properties situated in Peru and Argentina. The company primarily seeks deposits containing copper, gold, and silver. It holds an option agreement to acquire full ownership of the claims forming the Colquemayo project, located in Peru. Furthermore, it possesses interests in Argentina's San Francisco project, which incorporates both the Don David and Santa Barbara projects. The entity, which rebranded from Turmalina Metals Corp. to King Copper Discovery Corp. in March 2025, was founded in 2017 and has its principal office in Vancouver, Canada.
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