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Trades about 91% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TVI Pacific Inc. operates as a natural resource company, primarily focused on the identification, acquisition, and advancement of resource ventures across the Asia-Pacific region. The company's diverse holdings in the Philippines encompass notable projects like the Canatuan gold/silver and copper/zinc mine, the Balabag gold-silver project, and the Agata nickel laterite and limestone projects, alongside other prospective exploration properties. Additionally, TVI Pacific is expanding its business into the commercialization of plastics-to-diesel conversion technology, launching this initiative in Australia and other international markets. Founded in 1987, the company was initially known as TVI Copper Inc. before rebranding to TVI Pacific Inc. in July 1994. Its main corporate office is located in Calgary, Canada.
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