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Trades about 380% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Scandium Canada Ltd. functions as a mineral exploration enterprise operating within Canada. The company primarily targets gold, scandium, and base metal deposits in its exploratory efforts. It possesses full ownership of two significant properties: the Crater Lake project, encompassing 96 contiguous claims spread across 47 square kilometers northeast of Schefferville, Quebec; and the Opawica project, which comprises 42 contiguous claims covering an area of 23.45 square kilometers situated in the Gand and Lesperance townships. Additionally, the company holds interests in the La Ronciere project, consisting of 45 mining claims over 25.1 square kilometers within the Gand and La Roncière townships. Established in 2017, the firm was formerly known as Imperial Mining Group Ltd. before adopting its current name, Scandium Canada Ltd., in February 2024. Its corporate headquarters are located in Montreal, Canada.
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