Kwg Resources Inc. (CACR.A)
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Kwg Resources Inc. Profile
| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | Mr. Frank Cornelius Smeenk B.A., L.L.B CEO | CNSX Exchange | - ISIN |
| Canada Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | 4 Nov 2021 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
KWG Resources Inc. stands as a company in its exploration stage, actively involved in the pursuit and assessment of base metals within the Canadian territory. As a firm rooted in the mining and metals sector, it zeroes in on discovering valuable resources such as copper, zinc, nickel, and chromite. The company's operational footprint extends over several notable projects including the Koper Lake and Big Daddy, alongside other interests in McFaulds Lake, Fishtrap Lake, and the Fancamp claims, all strategically located in the mineral-rich region of James Bay Lowlands of Northern Ontario. Originally established as Kewagama Gold Mines (Québec) Ltd., it underwent a significant transformation, adopting the name KWG Resources Inc. in August 1991. With a legacy that dates back to its incorporation in 1937, KWG Resources Inc. has its corporate headquarters situated in Toronto, Canada, marking decades of sustained exploration and development within the mining industry.
Products and Services
- Copper Exploration
- Zinc Exploration
- Nickel Exploration
- Chromite Exploration
- Project Holdings
Engages in intensive geological surveys and drilling activities to discover new copper deposits, a crucial component in electrical wiring, plumbing, and renewable energy systems.
Conducts exploration projects aimed at finding zinc resources, essential for corrosion-resistant galvanizing of steel and iron, and in the production of alloys.
Focuses on the identification and evaluation of nickel deposits, a key material in stainless steel, superalloys, rechargeable batteries, and various chemical applications.
Targets the discovery of chromite, used primarily in stainless steel and as a raw material in the production of chromium, a critical element in high-temperature applications.
Operates significant exploration projects, notably the Koper Lake project, Big Daddy project, McFaulds Lake property, Fishtrap Lake property, and the Fancamp claims, all aimed at base metal exploration in Northern Ontario’s James Bay Lowlands.
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