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Trades about 104% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
North Arrow Minerals Inc. is a Canadian company primarily engaged in the acquisition and exploration of diamond properties. Its significant diamond assets include the Naujaat and Mel projects in Nunavut. In Saskatchewan, the company controls the extensive Pikoo project, spanning approximately 39,752 hectares of mineral claims. Additionally, it holds the Loki Diamond property in the Northwest Territories, comprising around 12,898 hectares across 23 claims. Beyond its diamond interests, North Arrow maintains full ownership of the ORO gold property within Nunavut's Hope Bay Volcanic Belt, alongside other Nunavut-based assets such as the Luxx property and the 4,540-hectare CSI property. The company's headquarters are located in Vancouver, Canada.
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