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PJX Resources Inc.

PJXMiningCanada

PJX Resources Inc. is a mineral exploration company that focuses on the discovery and development of gold, silver, and base metals such as zinc, lead, copper, and nickel. The company primarily operates in the Sullivan Mining District and Vulcan Gold Belt in southeastern British Columbia, where it acquires mineral rights, conducts geological surveys, and performs drilling activities.

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PJX Resources Inc. at a glance

PJX Resources Inc. is a mining company headquartered in Canada. Xcout tracks 6 named people at PJX Resources Inc., including John Keating (Chief Executive Officer, President and Director).

Industry
Mining
Headquarters
Canada
Ticker
PJX

PJX Resources Inc. leadership

  • John KeatingChief Executive Officer, President and Director
  • Linda BrenanChief Financial Officer, Corporate Secretary and Director
  • James ClareDirector
  • Joseph Del CampoDirector
  • Trygve HoyDirector
  • Victor BradleyDirector

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