| Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels Industry | Energy Sector | Timothy Andrew Coupland CEO | XFRA Exchange | - ISIN |
| CA Country | 47,224 Employees | 23 Nov 2016 Last Dividend | 23 Nov 2016 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Trans Canada Gold Corp. is a company focused on the acquisition, exploration, and development of oil and gas, as well as mineral resource properties primarily in Western Canada and the United States. The pursuit of gold, silver, copper, nickel, cobalt, and other deposits is at the core of its exploratory projects. Originally operating under the name Arctic Hunter Energy Inc., the company underwent a name change to Trans Canada Gold Corp. in January 2021, marking a new phase in its corporate evolution. Established in 2006, and rooted in Vancouver, Canada, the company showcases its commitment to mining and exploration, leveraging the rich natural resources of its operational geographies.
Trans Canada Gold Corp. offers a range of exploration and development services, focusing on various minerals and precious metals:
The company holds interests in several promising gold projects. Notably, the Crippleback Lake gold project in Central Newfoundland consists of 121 mineral claims over 3,025 hectares, emphasizing its significant potential for gold discovery. Similarly, the Gold Crow gold project in Pickle Lake, Ontario, spans approximately 15,185 hectares, offering substantial exploration ground. Additionally, the Dinorwic gold property in northwest Dryden, Ontario, covers around 14,880 hectares with 714 non-surveyed contiguous mining claims, further underscoring Trans Canada Gold Corp.'s commitment to gold exploration.
Aside from gold, the company is invested in the exploration of silver, copper, nickel, cobalt, and other mineral deposits, highlighting its diversified approach to resource exploration. This diverse portfolio not only mitigates the risks associated with dependency on a single mineral but also positions Trans Canada Gold Corp. to capitalize on the growing demand for various minerals, especially those critical to new technologies and industries.