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Trades about 125% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sarama Resources Ltd operates as an exploration-phase enterprise, primarily focused on identifying, assessing, and advancing gold deposits across West Africa. Its portfolio includes full ownership of the Sanutura Project, spanning approximately 1,420 square kilometers, and an 18% stake in the Karankasso Project, which covers about 750 square kilometers, both situated within Burkina Faso. Additionally, Sarama possesses complete control over the Koumandara Project, composed of four distinct exploration properties totaling roughly 467 square kilometers. This project is positioned within the northern Banfora Greenstone Belt, located in southwestern Burkina Faso. Established in 2010, the company maintains its principal office in Subiaco, Australia.
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