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Trades about 147% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Honey Badger Silver Inc. is a Canadian enterprise dedicated to the procurement, exploration, and development of mineral assets across the country. The company's primary focus lies in identifying deposits containing silver, cobalt, gold, zinc, lead, and diamonds. A cornerstone of its operations is the Thunder Bay Polymetallic Silver Project, a sprawling 16,800-hectare site located in Ontario. Additionally, it possesses a 100% interest in the Clear Lake deposit, which comprises 121 contiguous claims covering approximately 2,500 hectares within the Whitehorse Mining District of the Yukon. The company further maintains stakes in the Plata, Groundhog, and Hy silver projects, distributed across southeastern and south-central Yukon, Canada, alongside various claims in Quebec's James Bay Region. Established in 1992, the firm was previously known as Honey Badger Exploration Inc. before officially adopting the name Honey Badger Silver Inc. in November 2020. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Toronto, Canada.
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