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Trades about 103% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Lodestar Battery Metals Corp. (LSTR.V) functions as an exploration firm, with its primary focus directed towards the discovery and development of battery metals. The company maintains full ownership (a 100% interest) of the Peny Property, which is situated in Snow Lake, Manitoba, Canada. Furthermore, its holdings extend to Mexico, where it possesses two silver projects: Penasco Quemado in Sonora and La Frazada in Nayarit. The organization rebranded in November 2022, changing its name from Silverton Metals Corp. to its current designation. Lodestar's corporate headquarters are established in Vancouver, Canada.
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