Wescan Goldfields

Wescan Goldfields Book Value Growth

The Book Value Growth of Wescan Goldfields (WGF.V) as of Oct 28, 2026 is 106.40 %. In the previous year, Book Value Growth was -315.40 % — a change of -133.74% (higher).

Book Value Growth

106.40 %

YoY

-133.74%

Last updated:

Book Value Growth of Wescan Goldfields is 2025 106.40 % . Book Value Growth of Wescan Goldfields was 2024 -315.40 % . It decreases by -133.74% higher compared to the previous year.

The Wescan Goldfields Book Value Growth history

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Book Value Growth
Date
Book Value Growth
Jan 1, 2018
439.99 CAD
Jan 1, 2019
-77.67 CAD
Jan 1, 2020
-199.67 CAD
Jan 1, 2021
-212.77 CAD
Jan 1, 2022
231.70 CAD
Jan 1, 2023
-144.28 CAD
Jan 1, 2024
-315.40 CAD
Jan 1, 2025
106.40 CAD
The Wescan Goldfields Book Value Growth history
YEARBook Value GrowthYoY
106.40 %-133.74%
-315.40 %+118.60%
-144.28 %-162.27%
231.70 %-208.90%
-212.77 %+6.56%
-199.67 %+157.08%
-77.67 %-117.65%
439.99 %-362.40%
-167.68 %-235.49%
123.76 %+225.70%
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Wescan Goldfields Stock analysis

What does Wescan Goldfields do? Wescan Goldfields Inc generates revenue through the exploration and development of mineral properties, primarily focusing on gold. The company owns and explores three key properties: Fork Lake, covering 6,513 hectares in northern Saskatchewan's greenstone belt; Jojay, an advanced stage gold exploration project; and Munro Lake, a 2,480-hectare property located seven kilometers from the Seabee gold mine. Wescan holds a 100% interest in Munro Lake and is actively seeking new exploration targets to expand its portfolio. Investors and stakeholders in the mining sector purchase the company's exploration data and potential mineral discoveries, supporting its operational activities. The firm's business model centers on acquiring and developing gold properties, with a focus on high-potential areas like the greenstone belt. Fork Lake and Munro Lake are central to its current operations, while Jojay represents an advanced exploration stage. Wescan's revenue streams are derived from the potential sale of mineral discoveries and partnerships with mining investors interested in its properties. The company's strategic location in Saskatchewan positions it to leverage regional mining infrastructure and expertise. Wescan Goldfields Inc targets investors and mining companies seeking exploration opportunities in Saskatchewan's mineral-rich regions. Its properties, including the advanced Jojay project and the 100% owned Munro Lake, attract interest from entities focused on gold exploration. The company's revenue is tied to the success of its exploration efforts, with potential returns from mineral discoveries and partnerships with industry stakeholders. Wescan Goldfields is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Book Value Growth of Wescan Goldfields is 106.40 % in 2025.

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