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Trades about 6% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Origen Resources Inc. operates as a junior exploration firm, primarily focused on identifying, acquiring, and appraising potential mineral deposits. The company conducts its exploration activities in both Canada and Argentina, targeting a diverse array of valuable metals, including gold, silver, copper, lithium, lead, zinc, and various other base and precious elements. Its extensive portfolio in Canada features outright ownership of four distinct precious and base metal projects situated in southern British Columbia. Additionally, the company fully controls the LGM project in British Columbia, which comprises 42 adjoining mineral claims spanning an area of approximately 26,771 hectares. Further expanding its Canadian footprint, Origen Resources Inc. possesses sole ownership of the Middle Ridge property in Newfoundland, covering an estimated 7,875 hectares, and also holds 20 separate lithium prospects located within Newfoundland. Internationally, the company wholly owns the Los Sapitos Lithium project, situated in Argentina. Origen Resources Inc. maintains its corporate headquarters in Vancouver, Canada.
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