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HAY Hayasa Metals Inc
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15min DelayMarket Closed Dec 24 13:00 ET
5.53MMarket Cap-0.95P/E (TTM)
0.095High0.095Low1.50KVolume0.095Open0.100Pre Close142.00Turnover0.32052wk High0.00%Turnover Ratio58.19MShares0.09052wk Low-0.1EPS TTM4.28MFloat Cap0.320Historical HighLossP/E (Static)45.04MShs Float0.090Historical Low-0.13EPS LYR0.00%Amplitude--Dividend TTM5.59P/B1Lot Size--Div YieldTTM
About Hayasa Metals Inc Company
Hayasa Metals Inc formerly Fremont Gold Ltd is a Canadian exploration company. It is engaged in the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties. Its project portfolio includes North Carlin, Cobb Creek, Griffon, Hurricane, and other properties. The company has a presence in Canada and the United States.
Company Profile
SymbolHAY
Company NameHayasa Metals Inc
Founded2007
MarketTSX
Employees2
Fiscal Year Ends03-31
Address409 Granville Street Suite 1500
CityVancouver
CountryCAN
Zip CodeV6C 1T2
Phone+1 604 505-8172
Websitehttps://www.fremontgold.net
Company Executives
- Name
- Position
- Salary
- Joel Sutherland
- Chief Executive Officer and Director
- --
- Paul T. Hansed
- Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary
- --
- Dennis Moore
- President and Chairman of the Board
- --
- Michael Jeffrey Willia C.F.A.,M.B.A.,P.Eng.
- Independent Director
- --
- Randall Chatwin
- Independent Director
- --
- Jason Libenson
- Independent Director
- --
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