Strong regions - good mining stocks
The Investment Risk Index shows in which countries there are high and less high risks for activities. Companies that operate in regions with lower risks should benefit.
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With 63 points, Germany ranks 45th in the Investment Risk Index, IRI, (source: Mining Journal Intelligence) which was published. At least Germany can claim to have fewer investment risks than China (54 points), Brazil (58 points) or Greenland (59 points). Germany is also above the global average of 59 points (2019: 60 points). But at the top of the list of investment-friendly regions, especially in the mining industry, are Ontario (81 points), Saskatchewan (80 points) and British Columbia (79 points). Norway and Nevada follow at a close distance, with Sweden and Finland also at the top.
When investors consider which mining companies they want to invest in, the risk profile should play a particularly important role. This is where the risk of the country, region or state comes into play. If a company is active in Congo (30 points) or Venezuela (33 points), the investor runs a greater risk of losing at least part of his investment for political and legislative reasons and because of corruption. Therefore, investments in mining stocks with activities in regions that are high up in the IRI should be preferred. Two examples are Skeena Resources and Ximen Mining, both operating in British Columbia.
Skeena Resources - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Oc9PdaeFaU&t=6s - is working in the Golden Triangle in British Columbia on the previously producing Eskay Creek gold-silver mines, for which a promising economic evaluation is already available, and on the Snip Mine.
Also, in British Columbia, Ximen Mining - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw8w-SPQ6AI&t=2s - owns the Brett and Gold Drop gold projects. The Company's other projects, Treasure Mountain, Kenville and Amelia are also located in British Columbia.
Latest corporate information and press releases from Skeena Resources (
www.resource-capital.ch/en/companies/skeena-resources-ltd/).
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