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Trades about 110% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Rockland Resources Ltd., established in 2020 and based in Vancouver, Canada, operates in the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties. Its activities primarily focus on locating gold, uranium, and lithium deposits throughout Canada and Mexico. The company fully owns (100%) the Cole Gold Mines property, which encompasses 28 mining claims over 568 hectares in Ontario's Red Lake Mining District. Additionally, Rockland maintains a 75% stake in the Summit Old Timer property, an area comprising 3 mineral claims covering 1,915 hectares in southern British Columbia. The firm also holds exclusive options to acquire complete 100% interests in two other ventures: the Elektra project, located in northern Sonora, Mexico, which spans 4 exploration concessions totaling 41,818 hectares; and the Stetham Uranium project in Stetham Township, consisting of 268 claims across 5,360 hectares.
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