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Trades about 102% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Phoenix Copper Limited, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Road Town, British Virgin Islands, specializes in the exploration and extraction of both precious and base metals, primarily across North America. The company actively seeks deposits of copper, zinc, gold, lead, tungsten, cobalt, and silver. A key asset is its 80% ownership stake in the Empire Mine property. Furthermore, Phoenix Copper possesses full ownership of multiple properties situated in Idaho: the Redcastle property, which comprises 30 unpatented claims spanning approximately 600 acres; the Bighorn property, consisting of 29 unpatented claims over 580 acres; the Red Star project located near Mackay; and the Navarre Creek property, encompassing 2,420 acres within Custer County. The firm rebranded to Phoenix Copper Limited in July 2019, having previously operated as Phoenix Global Mining Limited.
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