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BONTERRA RESOURCES INC. competitors & alternatives

BONXFMiningCalgary, Canada

The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to BONTERRA RESOURCES INC. among mining companies — ranked by similarity to what BONTERRA RESOURCES INC. actually does, not by market-cap band.

$20.6MMarket cap
0Employees
12Competitors listed

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About BONTERRA RESOURCES INC.

Bonterra Resources Inc. operates as a Canadian-based junior enterprise dedicated to the exploration and acquisition of mineral properties. The company primarily focuses its efforts on discovering and assessing gold and silver deposits. Key among its holdings are the Gladiator, Moroy, and Barry deposits. Additionally, Bonterra maintains complete ownership of the Bachelor Mill. Established in 2007, the company's operations are directed from its headquarters in Val-d'Or, Canada.

BONTERRA RESOURCES INC. at a glance

BONTERRA RESOURCES INC. is a mining company headquartered in Calgary, Canada. It is publicly listed (BONXF) with a market capitalisation of $20.6M. Xcout tracks 13 named people at BONTERRA RESOURCES INC., including Cesar N. Gonzalez (Interim CEO & Executive Chairman of the Board).

BONTERRA RESOURCES INC. leadership

  • Cesar N. GonzalezInterim CEO & Executive Chairman of the Board
  • Pier-Elise Hebert-TremblayChief Financial Officer
  • Pier-Elise Herbert-TremblayChief Financial Officer
  • James Gerard LavigneVice President of Exploration
  • Dominic VerdejoVice President of Corporate Development
  • Marc-Andre PelletierConsultant

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Top 12 BONTERRA RESOURCES INC. competitors

Ranked by semantic similarity — how close each company is to BONTERRA RESOURCES INC. by what it does, using Xcout's live company graph. Click any company for its full profile, or its competitor set.

Yorbeau Resources Inc.YRB · MiningMontreal, Canada
67% matchPublic

Similar mining company

Yorbeau Resources Inc., established in 1984 and based in Montreal, Canada, focuses on the acquisition, exploration, and advancement of mineral prospects across Canada. The company seeks valuable deposits of gold, silver, copper, zinc, and various other base metals. Yorbeau holds full ownership of several key properties in Québec, including the Rouyn property, which encompasses one mining concession and 94 claims over 2,684.88 hectares south of Rouyn-Noranda. Its portfolio also features the Scott Lake property, spanning approximately 6,089 hectares across three distinct claim blocks, comprising 123 complete or partial claim cells within the Lévy, Scott, and Obalski townships in northwestern Québec. Further wholly-owned assets include the Estrades-Caribou property (118 claims in Estrées Township), the Beschefer property (128 claims in Beschefer Township, northwestern Quebec), the Selbaie West property (105 claims in Carheil and Brouillan townships), the Landrienne property (59 claims in Landrienne Township), the Lemoine property (102 claims across the Lemoine, Rinfret, and Dollier townships), and the Castagnier property. Additionally, Yorbeau maintains stakes in other significant projects in Québec, such as the Joutel-Explo Zinc project (118 claims and one mining concession), the Gemini-Turgeon projects (189 claims), and the Allard property (43 claims in the Abitibi region).

Market cap$17.1M
Employees5
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