Treasury Metals president-CEO Jeremy Wyeth feels the Goliath Gold Complex outside Dryden is being a tad undervalued and underappreciated by the market.
At 0.38 cents a share in mid-July, Wyeth attributes the lagging stock price to Treasury’s 15-year “legacy” in the area, of hawking the vast gold potential in the ground but not really delivering on anything tangible with a couple of “false starts” thrown in.
But the former developer of the Victor diamond mine in the James Bay region sees an exciting upside to grow the sprawling Goliath Gold Complex, situated just north of the village of Wabigoon on the Trans-Canada Highway in northwestern Ontario.