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Enduro Metals Corp V.ENDR

Alternate Symbol(s):  ENDMF

Enduro Metals Corporation is a Canada-based exploration company focused on its Newmont Lake Project. The Company is engaged in the identification, acquisition, and exploration of prospective mineral properties in Canada. The Newmont Lake project is a 688 square kilometers (km2) property located between Eskay Creek, Snip and Galore Creek within the heart of northwestern British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. The Company’s other projects include Burgundy and McLymont. The Burgundy Project is a 206km2 area that the Company views as being prospective for alkalic copper-gold porphyry deposits. The Company's McLymont Project covers an approximately 70 km2 area that it views as being prospective for high-grade gold deposits. The Company also has an interest in Chachi, North Toe, Cuba and Ken Porphyry. Chachi covers a wide area east of the Newmont Lake Gold Corridor along the Eskay Rift. The Cuba Project is a series of polymetallic, high-grade silver, gold, zinc, copper, and lead occurrences.


TSXV:ENDR - Post by User

Comment by Jonathanm91on Oct 05, 2020 6:53pm
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Post# 31669523

RE:RE:Share structure

RE:RE:Share structure It matters. You can’t just compare Tudor to endr, their share structure/market cap is different, and properties are entirely different in the way they’re mineralized, which makes that comparison invalid. You have to look at market cap not share price.The more shares that are issued, the more dilutive it will be to shareholders. More shares equals higher market cap which equals less performance in the long term. For endr to be a $5.00 stock, this would mean a 950 million dollar market cap. Not saying that will never happen, but they would have to make a massive discovery to constitute this valuation. Let’s get some assays, and start to put a resource together first, to see how far this thing can go
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