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Trades about 142% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sonoro Gold Corp., headquartered in West Vancouver, Canada, is dedicated to the identification, exploration, and development of mineral assets throughout Mexico. The company primarily targets the discovery of gold and silver deposits. Its most prominent venture is the Cerro Caliche property, which consists of 15 adjoining mining concessions spanning approximately 1,400 hectares. This site is situated in the Cucurpe Municipality of Sonora State, located in Mexico's northwestern region. The organization adopted its current name, Sonoro Gold Corp., in August 2020, having formerly been known as Sonoro Metals Corp.
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