Goliath Resources Limited (GOT)

Goliath Resources Limited (GOT $2.48)
- $2.48 Cap: $425M
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Goliath Resources Limited (GOT $2.48)
- $2.48 Cap: $425M
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Heliostar Metals Ltd. (HSTR $2.53)
- $2.53 P/E (TTM): 16.93X Cap: $649M
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Q: Do you still like HSTR? To my layman’s eyes it seems to be “firing on all cylinders”. Thinking of selling my GOT to make the purchase. HSTR plots better than GOT, it has a higher market capitalization and it is already profitable. I believe it’s mines are all located in Mexico so there is some potential robbery/extortion issues I suppose. Any other comparative negatives?
Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Jim

Read Answer Asked by James on November 25, 2025

Goliath Resources Limited (GOT $2.48)
- $2.48 Cap: $425M
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Q: Could you please do a review on this company and give me some insight?

Read Answer Asked by brian on November 10, 2025

Goliath Resources Limited (GOT $2.48)
- $2.48 Cap: $425M
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Q: Hi Peter…Any red flags with GOT’s latest private placement? Are the “Broker Warrants” a deal sweetener? I presume the Broker will want to peddle the warrants to the major shareholders at some point in the future…maybe when the warrants are “in-the-money”. Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Regards,
Jim

Read Answer Asked by James on June 02, 2025