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Sirios Resources Inc. competitors & alternatives

SIREFMiningMontreal, Canada

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

$46.4MMarket cap
200Employees
12Competitors listed

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About Sirios Resources Inc.

Sirios Resources Inc. is a Canadian company primarily engaged in the exploration and assessment of mineral resources, with a particular focus on discovering gold and silver deposits. Its most significant asset is the Cheechoo gold project, situated in Quebec. This project covers an area of 118 square kilometers, distributed across 225 individual claims within three distinct, non-adjacent blocks. Established in 1994, the company maintains its corporate headquarters in Montreal, Canada.

Sirios Resources Inc. at a glance

Sirios Resources Inc. is a mining company headquartered in Montreal, Canada. It is publicly listed (SIREF) with a market capitalisation of $46.4M. Xcout tracks 16 named people at Sirios Resources Inc., including Jean-Felix Lepage (President & CEO).

Sirios Resources Inc. leadership

  • Jean-Felix LepagePresident & CEO
  • Jean-Félix Lepagepresident & chief executive officer
  • Genevieve AyotteChief Financial Officer
  • Geneviève AyotteChief Financial Officer
  • Jacquelin GauthierChief Technical Advisor
  • Dominique DoucetFounder, Executive Chairman & Head of Exploration

10 more named people on record for Sirios Resources Inc., with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

Top 12 Sirios Resources Inc. competitors

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

Dios Exploration Inc.DOS · MiningMontreal, Canada
74% matchPublic

Similar mining company

Dios Exploration Inc. is a Canadian firm focused on the discovery and appraisal of mineral deposits throughout Canada, with a primary emphasis on Quebec. The company's exploration activities target valuable resources such as gold, diamonds, copper, and silver, in addition to critical battery metals like lithium. Its diverse portfolio of properties includes several key projects for gold, diamonds, copper, and silver: The AU33 property, comprising 144 mining claims that span 73 square kilometers, located near the Eastmain River in James Bay, Quebec. The K2 property, which encompasses 158 claims covering an area of 83 square kilometers, also situated in James Bay, Quebec. The Clarkie property, consisting of 36 mining claims over approximately 19 square kilometers, positioned close to the Eastmain River in James Bay, Quebec. The LeCaron property, composed of 13 mining claims totaling 7 square kilometers, found near the Eastmain River in Quebec. The 14 Karats property, which includes 50 mining claims extending across roughly 26 square kilometers within Quebec. For battery metals, the company holds significant interests in: The Lithium 33 property, a substantial area of 3,483 hectares distributed over 66 claims in James Bay, Quebec. The Nemiscau-North lithium battery metal property, covering an expansive 9,274 hectares across 164 claims in central Quebec. Dios Exploration Inc. was established in 2000 and is headquartered in Montreal, Canada.

Market cap$3.6M
Employees2
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