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Trades about 118% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sable Resources Ltd. is an exploration and development company primarily focused on mineral properties across Mexico and Argentina. The firm's core activities involve the discovery, acquisition, and advancement of sites containing valuable mineral deposits, including gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc, among others. The company possesses a substantial portfolio of wholly-owned projects. In Argentina's San Juan Province, these include the expansive Don Julio project, which covers 63,314 hectares, along with the El Fierro project, spanning 58,510 hectares. Additional fully-owned assets in the same province are the El Fierrazo, Los Pumas, and Laspina projects. Furthermore, Sable maintains an interest in the approximately 34,937-hectare La Poncha property, also situated in San Juan, Argentina. In Mexico, its 100% owned ventures comprise the Vinata and El Escarpe projects. Established in 1962, the company originally operated under the name Calico Silver Mines Ltd. It subsequently adopted its current designation, Sable Resources Ltd., in 1978. The company's corporate headquarters are located in Vancouver, Canada.
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