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Northern Shield Resources Inc.
1W: +50.0% 1M: +125.0% 3M: +125.0% YTD: -13.5% 1Y: -10.0% 3Y: +36.0% 5Y: +121.7%
$0.04
-0.01 (-10.00%)
 
OTC · Basic Materials · Other Precious Metals · Tech Score Buy · Power 64 · $6.9M mcap · 123M float · 0.032% daily turnover · Short 40% of daily vol
Smart Money Score
No convergence signal
Key Statistics
Market Cap$6.9M
52W Range0.005-0.2
Volume12,000
Avg Volume39,463
Beta0.38
Dividend—
Analyst Ratings
No analyst coverage
Company Info
CEOIan C. Bliss
Employees8
SectorBasic Materials
IndustryOther Precious Metals
IPO Date2012-08-17
150 Elgin Street
Ottawa, ON K1P 1L4
CA
+1 613 232 0459
About Northern Shield Resources Inc.

Northern Shield Resources Inc. operates as a natural resource enterprise, primarily engaged in the identification, acquisition, and exploration of mineral properties throughout Eastern Canada. The company primarily targets valuable metals such as nickel, copper, gold, silver, and platinum group elements. Its notable assets include an 88.5% interest in Nova Scotia's Shot Rock property, which covers 121 square kilometers across 750 claims. Northern Shield also holds complete ownership of the Huckleberry property in northern Schefferville, Quebec, spanning 54 square kilometers across 72 claims, and the Idefix property in Québec's Labrador Trough, comprising 40 claims over 18 square kilometers. Additionally, the company has an option to obtain a 100% stake in the Merasheen property, located on Merasheen Island in Newfoundland's Placentia Bay, which encompasses 217 claims over 54 square kilometers. Founded in 1999, Northern Shield Resources Inc. is headquartered in Ottawa, Canada.

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