Source: StrategX Elements Corp.
  • Common shares of StrategX Elements (STGX) are now trading on the CSE
  • StrategX is focused on the discovery of cobalt and other critical minerals in northern Canada
  • StrategX is a new Canadian-based exploration company poised to be a significant contributor in the green energy sector and emerging low carbon economy
  • StrategX Elements Corp. (STGX) opened trading at C$0.25 per share

Common shares of StrategX Elements (STGX) are now trading on the CSE.

StrategX has a portfolio of early-stage exploration properties in northern Canada. The principal commodities the company is exploring for include cobalt, nickel, vanadium, and copper.

StrategX plans to capitalize on three major trends:

  1. the continued global supply shortage of critical minerals to meet the demand in the green energy space
  2. the current supply of critical minerals monopolized and unethically sourced and
  3. minimal competition on the exploration discovery front.

Company highlights

  • StrategX is focused on the discovery of cobalt and other critical minerals in northern Canada in under-explored regions providing economic development and benefits to local communities.
  • StrategX’s management team includes geoscientists with a track record of discoveries.

StrategX is a new Canadian-based exploration company poised to be a significant contributor to the green energy sector and emerging low carbon economy.

StrategX Elements Corp. (STGX) opened trading at C$0.25 per share.

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