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Trades about 108% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Marquee Resources Limited is an Australian-based company primarily engaged in mineral exploration across Australia, Canada, and the United States. The firm maintains complete ownership of several key projects, including the Clayton Valley lithium prospect in Nevada, USA, as well as Western Australia's Redlings rare earth element (REE) project and the Mt Clement project. Additionally, Marquee Resources holds a 30% stake in the Werner Lake cobalt project, located in Ontario, Canada. Its portfolio further comprises interests in the West Spargoville gold, nickel, and lithium project in Western Australia; the Lone Star copper and gold project situated in Washington, USA; and the Kibby Basin lithium project, also found in Nevada, USA. Established in 2016, the company's headquarters are located in Subiaco, Australia.
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