Omai Gold Mines Corp. OMG
TSXV · Canada · Non-Energy Minerals
CAD 2.15-0.07 (-3.15%)
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Omai Gold Mines has delivered huge share price gains over the past few years, and the recent inclusion in a major junior gold miners ETF has pushed it further into the spotlight. With that kind of performance now on the table, the key issue for investors is whether the current price can still be squared with what the business is worth on its book value. Over the past 3 years, Omai Gold Mines has produced a return of more than 70x, which puts an unusual amount of pressure on whether the...
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