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Trades about 198% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Leading Edge Materials Corp. is actively involved in the exploration and development of various raw material ventures across Europe. Its primary focus lies in discovering deposits of crucial minerals such as graphite, lithium, nickel, cobalt, and rare earth elements. Notably, the Woxna graphite project, located in central Sweden's Gavleborg County, is entirely owned by the company (100% interest) and comprises four specific concessions: Kringelgruven, Mattsmyra, Gropabo, and Mansberg. Furthermore, Leading Edge Materials possesses holdings in the Norra Karr HREE project, found in south-central Sweden, and maintains a 51% stake in the Bihor Sud nickel-cobalt exploration alliance situated in Romania. Previously known as Flinders Resources Limited, the company adopted the name Leading Edge Materials Corp. in August 2016. Its corporate headquarters are located in Vancouver, Canada.
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