If UAMY Worth $2.25B, Titan Should Be Worth $5B
United States Antimony (UAMY) currently has no measured or indicated antimony resources and relies primarily on processing imported and third-party ore. Despite functioning mainly as a smelter, it trades at a market capitalization of approximately $2.25 billion as of yesterday’s close.
In stark contrast, Titan Mining (TSX: TI), an established profitable zinc producer, recently discovered a massive graphite deposit in New York State with verifiable drill-confirmed tonnage and grades, giving it substantial in-ground resource value. Titan now owns one of the largest graphite discoveries ever made in the U.S., with production set to begin imminently… yet its market capitalization remains at only 1/10th of UAMY’s.
If UAMY is worth $2.25 billion, Titan should be worth $5 billion.
If USA Rare Earth (USAR) is worth $4.4 billion and Critical Metals Corp (CRML) is worth $2.4 billion, Energy Transition Minerals (ASX: ETM) should be worth $10 billion.
If Northern Dynasty Minerals (NAK) is worth $1.47 billion, Contango ORE (CTGO) should be worth $2+ billion.
If Aehr Test Systems (AEHR) is worth $765 million, Trio-Tech International (TRT) should be worth $1 billion.
One of the biggest opportunities of all is Total Metals (TSXV: TT), which is about to acquire two of the highest-grade gold projects in all of Canada.
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