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Trades about 131% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TDG Gold Corp. operates in British Columbia, specializing in the entire process of mineral resource projects, from initial discovery and acquisition to thorough exploration and subsequent development. The company's primary focus is on locating deposits of gold, silver, and copper. It maintains ownership stakes in several key properties within British Columbia's Toodoggone region: the Baker-Shasta property (approximately 6,000 hectares), the Oxide Peak property (8,437 hectares), the Bot property (8,600 hectares), and the Mets property (200 hectares). The company's corporate headquarters are situated in White Rock, Canada.
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