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Trades about 456% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Viridis Mining and Minerals Limited, founded in Perth, Australia, in 2006, is a resource company dedicated to identifying, acquiring, and advancing mineral assets across Canada and Australia. The firm primarily seeks deposits of gold, nickel, copper, and platinum group elements, alongside halloysite. Its significant holdings include the entirely owned South Kitikmeot Gold project in Canada. This extensive project spans 11,448 hectares within Western Nunavut's Back River-Contwoyto Gold Belt and comprises seven individual properties: Hiqiniq, Ujaraq, Gold Bug, Esker, Bling, Uist, and Qannituq. In Australia, Viridis controls several key interests: The Boddington West project, a 26-square-kilometer exploration license application, is strategically positioned within the Archaean Saddleback Greenstone belt in Western Australia's Boddington Terrace. The Bindoon project, situated in Western Australia's West Yilgarn Province, covers 105 square kilometers, consisting of one exploration license and two additional applications. Further south, the Poochera project involves a 329-square-kilometer exploration license application within the Eastern Eucla Basin of South Australia. Finally, the Smoky project in New South Wales encompasses two blocks totalling 6 square kilometers, located in the state's upper Hunter Valley region.
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