Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) · FOXY.CN
Arctic Fox Minerals Corp.
No trading activity has been reported for this listing since March 10, 2023. It may be delisted, halted or inactive.
0.2000 CAD
March 10, 2023
Arctic Fox Minerals Corp. (FOXY.CN) trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange and operates in the Other Precious Metals industry. This page shows the latest available price, the day and 52-week ranges and an interactive chart. Quotes are delayed and are not intended for order execution.
Key facts
Exchange
Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE)
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Other Precious Metals
Country
CA
Previous close
0.20 CAD
Day range
0.18 – 0.23
52-week range
0.10 – 0.75
Volume
74.7K
50-day average
0.15 CAD
200-day average
0.26 CAD
Asset type
Equity
About Arctic Fox Minerals Corp.
Arctic Fox Minerals Corp. is a Canadian enterprise focused on the acquisition, exploration, and advancement of mineral resources. The company holds an option to obtain an interest in the Up Town Gold Property, which consists of six mineral claims covering 3,267.24 hectares in Canada's Northwest Territories. Established in 2018, it maintains its headquarters in Toronto. Notably, the entity adopted its current name, Arctic Fox Minerals Corp., in July 2021, having previously operated as Melius Capital Corp.
Frequently asked
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- Where is Arctic Fox Minerals Corp. listed?
- Arctic Fox Minerals Corp. trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the symbol FOXY.CN.
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