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Trades about 83% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Usha Resources Ltd. is an enterprise primarily engaged in the acquisition and exploration of mineral assets. The company actively searches for deposits of precious metals and industrial minerals, specifically gold, nickel, copper, and cobalt. Its holdings include a complete ownership of the Jackpot Lake property in Jackpot Lake, Nevada, which covers approximately 2,800 acres across 140 distinct mineral claims. Additionally, Usha Resources maintains an 85% stake in the Nicobat property, located in Ontario, Canada. The company also possesses an exclusive option to acquire full ownership of the Lost Basin project, a site in Arizona, USA, composed of 133 mineral claims. Established in 2018, the firm's main offices are situated in Vancouver, Canada.
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