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ArcPacific Resources Corp. (ACP.V)

TSXV Basic Materials Industrial Materials
$0.15 ▼ -6.25%
Market Cap
$3.6M
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Industrial Materials
Beta
1.24
52-Wk Range
0.125-0.6
CEO
Adrian Allister Smith
Country
CA
Currency
CAD

ArcPacific Resources Corp. operates in the Industrial Materials industry of the Basic Materials sector, headquartered in Vancouver, BC, CA. The stock last traded at $0.15, down 6.25% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $3.6M. Its beta of 1.24 implies it has historically moved more than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange Ventures
Employees
IPO date
2013-07-02
Headquarters
Vancouver, BC, CA
About ArcPacific Resources Corp.

ArcPacific Resources Corp., headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, and established in 2011, specializes in the identification, assessment, and acquisition of mineral properties across the country. The company actively explores for various valuable metals, including tungsten, copper, silver, lead, zinc, gold, and molybdenum deposits. Its portfolio features several wholly-owned assets: the Lucky Mike Silver Lode mineral property, spanning 8,151 hectares in British Columbia's Nicola Mining Division; the Rickard Gold Mine project, encompassing 56.65 square kilometers in Ontario; the 3,479-hectare Blackdome project; a separate Mine Property adjacent to the Rickard gold site; and the 500-acre Three Crown Patents land parcels. Furthermore, ArcPacific holds an option agreement that could lead to full ownership of the TL Nickel Project in Labrador's Churchill Province. The company was initially incorporated as Plate Resources Inc. before rebranding as ArcPacific Resources Corp. in December 2016.

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