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Trades about 134% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Tertiary Minerals plc, operating with its subsidiaries, focuses on the full lifecycle of mineral resource development, from initial discovery and acquisition to exploration and project advancement. Its portfolio encompasses a diverse range of projects, spanning precious metals, base metals, and industrial minerals. Key assets include its interests in two fluorspar projects: Storuman, situated in north-central Sweden, and Lassedalen, located south-west of Oslo in Norway. The company also holds stakes in several gold initiatives, such as the Pyramid project in north-west Nevada, alongside the Kaaresselkä and Kiekerömaa projects in Finland. Further diversifying its holdings, Tertiary Minerals has an interest in the Paymaster polymetallic project, an extensive 390-acre site south-west of Tonopah, Nevada, and the Rosendal tantalum project located in south-west Finland. Additionally, its prospects include the 13-claim Lucky copper site in north-east Nevada and the Mt Tobin prospect, with claims positioned south of Winnemucca in north-central Nevada. Established in 1999, Tertiary Minerals plc maintains its corporate headquarters in Macclesfield, United Kingdom.
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