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Trades about 116% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 2011 and based in London, UK, Power Metal Resources plc, formerly known as African Battery Metals Plc until its 2019 rebranding, is dedicated to the exploration and development of mineral resources across North America, Australia, and Africa. The company's efforts are primarily concentrated on discovering deposits of cobalt, lithium, copper, nickel, gold, rare earth elements, and platinum group metals. Its international portfolio includes a 70% stake in the Kisinka project in the Democratic Republic of Congo and a 30% interest in the Silver Peak project located in British Columbia. Power Metal Resources also holds various interests in other ventures situated in Botswana and Tanzania. Furthermore, the company possesses an exclusive option to acquire 100% ownership of both the Magical and Enable properties, which lie within Canada's Schreiber-Hemlo Greenstone Belt in north-western Ontario. Additional holdings comprise a 51% interest in the Ditau Camp project in Botswana, a 75% share in the Alamo gold project in west-central Arizona, USA, and a significant 50.8% ownership in Botswana's Molopo Farms Complex project, known for its nickel sulphide and platinum-group element mineralization.
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