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Trades about 202% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Vertical Exploration Inc. (VERT.V) functions as a junior entity within the mining sector, dedicating its efforts to the discovery and evaluation of mineral deposits across Canada. Its principal asset is the St-Onge Wollastonite project, which the company entirely owns. This key venture encompasses approximately 1,465 hectares, delineated into 26 specific map claims, and is situated in the St-Onge township, part of Quebec's Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean region. Initially established in 2006, the firm was formerly known as Cavan Ventures Inc. before officially rebranding to Vertical Exploration Inc. in January 2018. Its main offices are located in Vancouver, Canada.
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